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Reflections on style: what became of classical Hollywood mise en scène?
Classical Hollywood mise en scène, once so commonplace in popular cinema, is all too rare in the work of today’s supposed masters, argues Brad Stevens.
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Razor-edged Method charmer and indie talisman.
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Rebranding the revolution, 1980s style. Pablo Larraín’s latest is a wicked satire of the fall of Chile’s dictatorship, with Gael García Bernal’s ad man as pied piper, writes Demetrios Matheou.
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Prolific bit-player and trusty saddle lieutenant in many a John Ford western.
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Video: Five finds at the 2013 Rotterdam International Film Festival
Five film watchers with two hats apiece go gold-panning at the mouth of the Rhine.
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Post-war Italian cinema’s go-to screenwriter, from De Sica to Antonioni to the Tavianis.
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Versatile opera and ballet composer whose work on film scores was infrequent but influential.
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This latest from the director of After Life is a magnificent fable of a broken family dreaming of reunion as Japan’s bullet train comes to their island. Tony Rayns sees a master at work.
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Towering and tireless master of Russian animation – for adults and children.
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Sober half of Disney’s musical hitsters.
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