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This short film is a girl recounting the story of Orpheus and Eurydice, and how on their journey from the underworld, Orpheus must not look back at Eurydice traveling behind him. It’s the tale retold in — among countless other works — Hades...
There are only so many ways to shoot one or two or three people in cars . . . Week 26.11 posts include some of them! with shots from Mona Lisa (1986); The Crow (1994); Summer of Sam (1999); Rake (2010-2018); and Locke (2013).
For these five faves from 1947 French murder mystery Jenny Lamour, we’ve chosen entirely shots where dialogue isn’t the point, and left off subtitles to better show the shadows and other effects we’re discussing.
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