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14 January 2020

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    A Woman Under the Influence

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    I also discovered A Woman Under the Influence during this time in New York, and I was so touched by it.

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    The Piano Teacher

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    The Piano Teacher was super important for Invisible Life as well, because there is a certain cruelty Haneke works with, particularly in this film, that helped me in adapting my story.

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    Ali: Fear Eats the Soul

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    Ali: Fear Eats the Soul is my favorite film of all time.

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    Written on the Wind

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    All That Heaven Allows and Written on the Wind are movies that I learned so much from.

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    All That Heaven Allows

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    All That Heaven Allows and Written on the Wind are movies that I learned so much from.

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    Andrei Rublev

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    Later, I saw Andrei Rublev for the first time at Anthology. What I love about it is that it just hits you in places you don’t expect—the composition of the shots and how he fills them with emotion is so beautiful.

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    Badlands

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    Badlands is one of those movies that you wish you had made yourself.

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    Beyond the Valley of the Dolls

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    Beyond the Valley of the Dolls is just a brilliant piece of work.

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    Arabian Nights

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    Like many of the films on this list, Arabian Nights showed me that the possibilities of working with narrative are the possibilities of working with the world.

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