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25 May 2023

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    Don’t Look Now

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    I love Performance and Bad Timing, but Don’t Look Now is the obvious choice.

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    L'Argent

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    L’argent is Bresson’s greatest film and his last film—that isn’t the case for most directors.

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    Mirror

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    Mirror is a perfect example of what Bresson meant when he said it’s more important to feel a film than to understand it.

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    Persona

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    Persona was the first Bergman film I saw. It blew my mind then, and I keep going back to it.

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    Daguerréotypes

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    I placed Daguerréotypes on my Sight and Sound ballot because, in terms of editing, this is probably my favorite film.

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    The Thin Red Line

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    There have been a couple times in my life when I was watching a film and suddenly felt like I was floating out of my seat. Seeing The Thin Red Line was one of them.

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    The Last Picture Show

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    I watched The Last Picture Show and thought, oh, this is really sad but also really comforting. It’s such a mature and brilliant film that says so much about the human condition and the inherent sadness of the passing of time.

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    L’humanité

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    I was first inspired to watch L’humanité after seeing a clip of it in Mark Cousins’s The Story of Film. Once I saw the movie, I was absolutely haunted by it.

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    Dekalog

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    I like films that are incredibly simple plot-wise but thematically complicated. Dekalog has those qualities, and the series also has a spirituality that runs through it.

    criterion.com

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