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Fly Girl: Jackie Brown
Quentin Tarantino and Guillermo Navarro exploit Los Angeles locations in a jazzy tale of jive-talkin’ double-crossers.
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Robert Burks, ASC Photographs The Fountainhead
One of Hollywood’s youngest and most original directors of photography, combined lens and lighting to produce a clean modern style that is perfectly keyed to the mood and theme of this unusual story.
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Terror in 3-Dimension: House of Wax
Peveral Marley, ASC’s commendable 3-D filming of Warner Bros.’s horror picture demonstrates the dramatic value of stereo cinematography.
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The Return of the Living Dead: A Comic Strip
Director Dan O’Bannon, production designer Bill Stout and director of photography Jules Brenner bring the spirit of 1950s horror comics to the big screen.
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Children of Men: Humanity’s Last Hope
Emmanuel Lubezki, ASC, AMC devises a naturalistic approach to depict a grim future in this sci-fi drama.
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Gladiator: Death or Glory
Director Ridley Scott and cinematographer John Mathieson forge an epic vision of ancient Rome.
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Superman: Directing the Filming of an American Superhero
Like the ringmaster of a 12-ring circus, this super-talented director, over a two-year period, functioned as leader, father-confessor, resident psychologist, and inspiration to a huge crew of actors and technicians.
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Geoffrey Unsworth, BSC and the Photography of Superman
An incisive analysis of the photographic challenges and techniques involved in this major motion picture — and a heartfelt tribute to a legendary cinematographer from his co-worker of two decades.
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