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A Short Film About Killing
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A Short Film About Killing

by Liz Sobolik on Nov 19, 2016 • No Comments
With a detailed, stylistic analysis of a straightforward case study, Kieślowski demands that murder and execution be deemed synonymous.
Man About Town
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Man About Town

by Liz Sobolik on Feb 8, 2016 • No Comments
The film is essentially a salute to silent film, featuring a pristine, romanticized fabrication of pre-war France; the sense of wistfully recollecting bygone days is even stronger when viewed today.
Meru
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Meru

by Liz Sobolik on Nov 3, 2015 • No Comments
The transition from the details of the climb to the abstract themes being discussed is seamless, which enhances the significance of both threads of the film.

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