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12 August 2019

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    Gertrud

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    Gertrud is so interesting because it’s a film that seems to be so close to literature, so bare cinematically, austere in every sense apart from words.

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    Le silence de la mer

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    In Le silence de la mer, which is one of my favorite films ever, he creates this feeling of intimacy not through dialogue but through a space, a certain type of light, and the sounds of a specific place.

    criterion.com

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    Five Easy Pieces

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    Five Easy Pieces is inventive, very funny, very fresh, and just a joy to watch.

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    Blow Out

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    In Blow Out, the storyline is very pristine, there’s nothing distracting, and you get to see and observe all the details in a special way.

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    L’humanité

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    The first film I saw by Dumont was L’humanité. I saw it immediately after I made Japón and it made such an impression on me.

    criterion.com

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