Category Archives: Film

Another Moleskine cameo tip from Jesús Fernández Álvarez: "The reporter (John Leguizamo) from "Cronicas" uses a Moleskine as well." Movie link

If you haven’t seen Helvetica yet: The film features on-camera interviews with such type design giants such as: Wim Crouwel, Herman Zapf, Erik Spiekermann and Massimo Vignelli to name but a few.  However, the film goes much further: It is … Continue reading →

Dave Bullock alerted us to a familiar notebook in this movie. Movie link Visit his blog. Also, Lani Teshima and Donald Friedman alerted us about Daniel Day-Lewis’ notebook in "There Will Be Blood": There are little peeks at what looks … Continue reading →

Moleskinerie friend Michael Leddy has discovered another gem: "John D. Hackensacker III (Rudy Vallee) is buying clothes for Geraldine "Gerry" Jeffers (Claudette Colbert). Why? Because Gerry has no clothes, because she left her suitcase, or so she says, in the … Continue reading →

Reader Peggy A. writes:  "In the trailer for the new Scorsese documentary about the Rolling Stones, Shine a Light, it looks like Mick is using a Moleskine in one scene…." Official Movie Site  

Red-Headed Woman (dir. Jack Conway, 1932) is another pre-Code film. The plot is similar to that of Baby Face: an enterprising woman (here without guidance from a Nietzsche-espousing cobbler) sleeps her way to the top in Renwood, Ohio, and then … Continue reading →

The jury is still way out about Todd Haynes new faux Dylan bio-pic “I’m Not There”. Admittedly, on a torn piece of paper from a Moleskine, it’s an amazing concept, though lots yet to be revealed. The NY Times the … Continue reading →

"It’s changing out there. There’s a storm coming, Harry, just like the last time. " Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Image: © ABF……………………………….. Elsewhere in the world of the muggles, specifically New York:WEDNESDAY, JULY 11: Min Jin Lee, … Continue reading →

From Robert Bresson’s 1951 film Diary of a Country Priest (Journal d’un curé de campagne). Here the unnamed protagonist, the priest of Ambricourt (played by Claude Laydu), holds a pocket notebook. He is often shown writing with a dip pen … Continue reading →

Screen capture of the trailer for the new film, Running With Scissors, which features Brian Cox as a psychiatrist taking notes in what appears to be a Moleskine notebook. Cinemafia @ Moleskinerie/FLICKR"Running with Scissors" Official Site