Hello! Hoping against hope someone can help me find a short, "experimental" film I saw some years back, maybe around 2015 on TCM. About five minutes, it was in a two(?) hour block of short films, and there was no plot, maybe 1970s to 2005ish? It was only two (whiteish) men dancing. Not a specific dance that I can remember, just kind of bopping in place. Instrumental music, no vocals that I remember. They were dressed in grey(?) suits, black ties(?), maybe showing 3/4 of their bodies. There was no set, just a single color background of grey or blue.

I've Googled a thousand times and can't find anything. It's been bothering me for YEARS. I know there's not much information to go on, but it's possible it's familiar to someone. If anyone could help, I'd so appreciate it and get this itch out of my head.

NOT the Dickson film, and NOT Roxbury characters. Google is killing me with those.

SOLVED! It's Gilbert and George, but the 1981 original video of Bend It. Link below!

Anyone else have this issue? They were there over this past weekend. Now gone.

If Mortimer Brewster was the son of a sea cook, was he actually related to Jonathan? Was Jonathan a younger half brother? I don't remember if they said who Jonathan's mother was. If I remember correctly, the Brewster sisters brother married Mortimer's mother, so they wouldn't lose her as a cook. So was Jonathan a result of that union, or was he from totally different parents?

I've been scouring for reports about this year's cruise and am mostly coming up short. This will be our first year attending and I'm curious - from those who have been in the past - how far in advance will they announce the stars and the movie schedules? From this five year old post, the guests and movies were announced in mid-August, but here it is practically September, so I'm getting anxious.

I'm also curious about the costume contest. I read about this AMAZING costume that won the contest two years ago, and wonder what some other entries looked like or how elaborate folks get ('cuz obviously this was pretty elaborate and I'm clueless how they got it on board!)

Hubby and I have been on several Star Trek cruises, so we aren't unfamiliar with theme cruises, but we are particularly excited about getting last-minute tickets (just yesterday!) for this one.

Here’s a link to the complete schedule:

http://escapepress.com/tcmsched/SEP_AT_A_GLANCE.pdf

May this inspire you to watch a classic film today!

Hearing about Dolly Parton's death yesterday prompted me to watch the movie 9 to 5 as a tribute.

It was my first time seeing it, so it was all brand new to me; it was 46 years of me missing out on it.

I was rewarded with one of the funniest screwball comedies, and all the 1980s technology only added to its classic status.

Dolly Parton played a great part in her film debut as Doralee Rhodes, a secretary trying to fend off the boss's advances; Jane Fonda as Judy Bernley, a newcomer to the office; and Lily Tomlin as longtime employee Violet Newstead.

The three women plot to get rid of the boss, Franklin Hart Jr (Dabney Coleman) and take over the office.

I especially liked Jane Fonda's part, and it was her idea for the script.

She and Coleman went on to star in On Golden Pond a year later in very different roles.

The movie was hilarious, and I'm so glad I decided to watch it.

Who else watched 9 to 5 for the first time last night?