Some films are better watched on fast forward or reproduced as film stills. Shoot the Moon (Parker 1982) is just such a movie — playing out like an Ingmar Bergman domestic drama populated by Woody Allen characters. While we’re asked to focus on the dissolving marriage of Albert Finney and Diane Keaton, one’s eye cannot help but wander to the the family’s shared taste in classic clothing: wonderful cotton plaids, knits, woolens and jackets sourced (perhaps) from venerable brands like Barbour, Woolrich and Pendleton.
I’ve reproduced a few stills for reference:
Rugby stripes and heritage garb for kids
Knit cardigans
Plaids (and pencil sharpeners)
Barbour Solway Zipper jackets (and a fetching duffle)
Woolrich jac-shirts
Pendleton blanket robes
Cotton knit caps
And a few a household accessories:
Rotary phones
Backyard tennis courts
Family station wagons