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6 July 2020

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    Persona

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    Persona is just a perfect movie.

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    Breaking the Waves

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    And oh my God, Breaking the Waves—it’s just in another universe!

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    Being John Malkovich

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    A whole generation of filmmakers grew up seeing Being John Malkovich as a seminal part of their discovery of film.

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    Portrait of a Lady on Fire

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    As for Portrait of a Lady on Fire, Céline Sciamma is a goddess. This is just a perfect movie.

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    Harold and Maude

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    I love Harold and Maude so much.

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    Pan’s Labyrinth

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    If I had my dream career, I would make twenty films that were like Pan’s Labyrinth.

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    Contempt

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    I was introduced to Contempt by my boyfriend at the time, and I thought it was fascinating.

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    Jules and Jim

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    The mood of Jules and Jim is opposite from the darkness in Last Temptation. Truffaut captures the pure joy of what cinema can do.

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