
The provocateur was a Venice-feted avant-gardist before he turned to erotica.
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The provocateur was a Venice-feted avant-gardist before he turned to erotica.
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Wilson discusses his editing process, his second-person narration, and why limitations matter.
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Wollner also discusses her slow zooms, her unorthodox sound mix, and the film’s ending.
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On paper, it’s an irresistible idea: Larry Fessenden cashing in on decades of indie-horror cred.
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The Klara and the Sun director joins a long, proud line of artists blaming the messenger.
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The film’s Hong Kong feels like a collage of memories.
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The film is less Bresson than a misanthropic, R-rated Pixar movie in live action.
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Hammer also discusses his rehearsal workshops and his approach to camera placement.
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The Royal Shakespeare Company veteran died at his L.A. home after a battle with Alzheimer’s.
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The film is at its best as a hangout movie about activists struggling to get on the same page.
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