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Beaten and Bruised: Britain’s Oldest Stuntman
Rocky Taylor has been putting himself in danger longer than most people have been alive. Stunts are a young man’s game. You have to be…
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The Thirteen Snubbings of Cinematographer Roger Deakins
Maybe 14 is his lucky number. There is no greater working director of photography than Roger Deakins. The man continues to set standards on each…
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The Tonal Disaster of ‘The Book of Henry’
Like The Lovely Bones before it, this miscalculated stinker rang false. The Book of Henry was an utterly preposterous trainwreck of a film (and, even…
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Relics of Future’s Past: The Production Design of ‘Blade Runner 2049’
Worldbuilding is much different when it’s your own.
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Innocence Lost: The Children of Roberto Rossellini’s War Trilogy
Understanding wartime maturity was never so poignant.
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Understanding the Groundbreakingly Gothic ‘Nosferatu’
The horror here is as relevant Murnau as ever. F. W. Murnau’s 1922 Nosferatu became one of cinema’s first masterpieces and in so doing, laid…
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The Audience Dependency of Sofia Coppola’s Observational Cinema
The director’s best work is that which is most open to interpretation.
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Why ‘Halloween’ Remains the Fundamental Slasher Film
Here’s a video essay that does a deep exploration of John Carpenter’s masterpiece.
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Lose Yourself In Gorgeous Epic Short ‘Fox And The Whale’
World-spanning and unique animation won’t let you look away. An adorable, googly-eyed fox totters through a storybook-painted landscape with enough CGI details to drown a…
