I was trying to work out an arc of this film, but I couldn’t really. Is the rising action when rudolf learns he’s being relocated but does not report it? Is the climax when he finds out he’ll go back to his house on Auschwitz? Or when he has a moment of reconciliation on the stairs in the final scene (“will history look back on me fondly?” I imagine he thinks) only to put his cap on and keep stepping? …
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The Killing of a Sacred Deer 2017
(spoilers) I must say I was absolutely spellbound by this movie. From the score, to the performances, to the cinematography! To be able to authentically tell a story of what drives a man to kill his son was quite a feat. Although Im unsure as to why they kept alluding to puberty.. still a little hazy haha.
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Cruising 1980
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Amazing lighting, sound design (the squeaky leather!), and cinematography.
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