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13 December 2021

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    Barry Lyndon

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    Barry Lyndon is a movie that I love, and it was relevant for the making of Spencer.

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    Beau travail

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    Beau travail is an incredible exploration of masculinity, made by a woman.

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    Belle de jour

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    I haven’t seen Belle de jour in a long time, but it blew my mind, and I’m sure a lot of people feel the same.

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    Elevator to the Gallows

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    Elevator to the Gallows is a classic for me.

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    Paris, Texas

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    Paris, Texas is another classic. I watched it again before making Spencer, when I was looking for movies about motherhood. It’s a very moving, simple, and extremely regional story.

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    Persona

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    Persona is fascinating. I don’t think any other movie has come close to what it does in terms of depicting two different people who become one, then become the other, then become themselves again, and so on.

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    Blow-Up

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    I’m a photographer, so my connection with Blow-Up is through photography. The film is based on a story by an Argentine writer I love, Julio Cortázar, and it’s just so elegantly and strangely made.

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    Close-Up

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    Close-up is one of the most unforgettable films about cinema, people playing themselves, and the question of what fiction is and isn’t, and who is and isn’t conscious of that distinction.

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    Teorema

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    Teorema is a classic, and Pasolini is one of my favorite filmmakers.

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