GARBO: NINOTCHKA Director: ERNST LUBITSCH 99 mins, USA, 1933, Digital, Black & White Book cinema tickets Garbo, on the other hand, seemed to take the news as further motivation to walk away from Hollywood and those trappings of stardom with which she had never been even a little comfortable. Still, here, in Lubitsch’s hands, she is luminous, and received another Oscar nomination for her work. Ironically, Ninotchka, a sparkling romantic comedy in which audiences were promised, “Garbo laughs!”, was a critical and commercial success that marked something of a comeback. However, the negative reviews she received for her subsequent film (Two-Faced Woman, George Cukor, 1941) seems to have hardened her resolve: it was her final role. Notes by Kevin Coyne. Screening as part of the Dietrich X Garbo Season. Director: ERNST LUBITSCH 99 mins, USA, 1933, Digital, Black & White