Beyond the Three Acts: Three-Act Structure, Slow Cinema, and the Art of Breaking the Plot
There is a familiar way to describe a film. Something happens. A character wants something. An obstacle appears. The situation
There is a familiar way to describe a film. Something happens. A character wants something. An obstacle appears. The situation
There are many ways to tell the history of Hollywood. You can tell it through studios, through stars, through directors,
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19 distinctive comic faces cinema taught us to recognize There are comic faces that seem to arrive before the character
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There are film companies, and then there are film companies that become part of cinema’s vocabulary. UFA belongs to the
There is a dangerous question in film conversation: What was the best decade for cinema? Dangerous because it sounds as
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If you come to Maya Deren through contemporary cinema, you may first recognize the sensation before you recognize the history.
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If you have ever spent enough time wandering through the dusty, flickering corridors of early cinema, you eventually hit a
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