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Glass Onion uses a series of fun split-screens to introduce us to the Disruptors as they solve Miles Bron's (Edward Norton) puzzle box.
Despite the characters being in different locations, they are visually connected, accenting their coop...
Week 26.28 posts include shots from The Thomas Crown Affair (1968); Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992); Monsterland (2020), L’innocent (2022); and Twinless (2025).
One of the films which really popularised the techni...
All this week, our socials are full of famous split-screen phone calls from the 50s til present day.
This four minute scene from 2024’s The Fall Guy combines history and variety, referencing plenty of classic films while utilising the for...
It’s certainly appropriate that James Sweeney’s twisty tale of two twins connecting uses two-screened shots in two wildly different ways.
We already looked at the way Twinless uses Implied Splitscreen; now we’re looking at a more literal s...
Week 26.27 posts include shots from Total Recall (1990); Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992); The Fall (2006); The Babadook (2014); Watchmen (2019) and La Chimera (2023).
This short, static shot where a character creates a...
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