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26 August 2022

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    Brazil

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    I’m a sucker for dystopian sci-fi films set in the near future, especially when they’re absurd or have a sense of humor—that’s why I love Brazil.

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    Grey Gardens

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    I’m a huge fan of the Maysles brothers’ documentaries, so it’s hard for me to pick one, but I guess I would have to say that Grey Gardens is the ultimate.

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    Blow Out

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    I just love the use of sound in Blow Out.

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    The Last Waltz

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    The Last Waltz is a great example of blending more traditional documentary elements with the staged performances of a concert film.

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    This is Spinal Tap

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    This Is Spinal Tap is one of the funniest movies ever.

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    Eraserhead

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    Eraserhead is all about the sound. The images are terrifying and wild, but the sound design is by far the most interesting part.

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    Koyaanisqatsi

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    It’s technically an experimental documentary in that there is no obvious plot, but to me Koyaanisqatsi paints a clear picture of society and our unbreakable relationship with technology. It’s brutal, beautiful, and relentless.

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