Sean Baker
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A Tangerine Dream: Colors in the Films of Sean Baker
Pretty cool when they make movies in color, huh?
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‘Tangerine,’ Realism, and the Double Logic of Digital Cinema
Does digital cinema mean green screens and fully-CGI characters? Or realistic shaky-cam and more accessible filmmaking? (The answer is yes, and yes).
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‘Red Rocket’ Brings Small-Town Texas to Cannes in Character Triumph
Sean Baker is back with new discoveries.
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Watch ‘It: Chapter Two,’ Then Watch These Movies
We recommend eight movies starring James Ransone to watch after you see him in the new horror sequel.
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How ‘The Florida Project’ Gives Harsh Reality the Fairy Tale Treatment
When you think about it, it’s an ugly story—but damn, is it a beautiful film.
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Twin Films: ‘The Florida Project’ and ‘Summer 1993’
Exploring the remarkable similarities and revealing differences between these two recent additions to cinema’s treasure chest.
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9 Great Performances by First-Time Actors
“Cinema is a mirror of reality and it is a filter.”
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Seeing Through the Eyes of a Child: How Color is Used in ‘The Florida Project’
The movie’s vibrant cinematography gifts us the sunny outlook of a child.
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‘The Florida Project’ Review: Sean Baker Reclaims Hollywood’s Typical Childhood Narrative
Filmmaker Sean Baker has replaced the nostalgia of white picket fences with the carparks of Orlando.