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The Curious Gaze of Alfred Hitchcock: A Point-of-View Supercut
All the ways there are to see according to the Master of Suspense. The cinema of Alfred Hitchcock is one of curiosity, nearly all his…
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What ‘The Master’ Tells Us About Scientology
Take a closer look at Paul Thomas Anderson’s handling of religion with this video essay about The Master and what it has to say about Scientology.
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The Lost Souls of Paul Thomas Anderson Films
One of the best video essays to-date on the director’s thematic body of work.
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A Film About Understanding: ‘2001’ and Ocular Imagery
A supercut of every eye image in Kubrick’s masterpiece.
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Eye Contact: The In-Your-Face Cinema of Spike Lee
Here is a supercut that, like the films of Spike Lee, isn’t afraid to make eye contact with the audience.
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Jim Cummings Continues His Reign as King of the Short Film with ‘The Robbery’
Short of the Day The director of ‘Thunder Road’ has done it again. Again. It’s no secret that we here at Film School Rejects’ Short of the…
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The Ultimate Video Essay Guide to Terrence Malick
Five essays, myriad perspectives on cinema’s artful rogue. From the opening minutes of Badlands in 1973 right up to the trailer release for Song to Song…
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How ‘Moonlight’ Is A Masterclass in Filmmaking
A new video reveals an even deeper level to the intimate, Oscar-winning drama.
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Expressions of ‘Shame’
The real narrative of Steve McQueen’s addiction thriller is unspoken. On its surface, Steve McQueen’s Shame is a film about sexual addiction, though when you…