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The Period in Autumn de Wilde’s Emma. (2020)

Autumn de Wilde’s adaptation of Emma ends with a period. I mean…
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Reading Film: Seeing the Mark in Nightmare Alley (2021)

What is Close Reading? Nightmare Alley poses the question: when should you…
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Life Inside the Frame: How to Define Male Gaze

I got a strange message the other day. It was referring to…
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Telling Sound: What Makes Music in Film (Part III)

Music breathes into film, it gives it life, but it also acts…
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Non-Diegetic Sound: What Makes Music in Film (Part II)

Non-diegetic music exists between a film and its audience. The audience can…
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Unsettling the Score: What Makes Music in Film (Part I)

Movies can redefine a song without ever changing the tune. They can…
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“No Finer Place for Sure”: Looking Beyond the Spotlight in Last Night in Soho (2021)

Spoilers ahead When standing under a spotlight, you can only see what…
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“Witch, Witch, You’re a Witch!”: Generational Curses in Practical Magic (1998)

A woman stands at the gallows, overlooking a crowd of jealous women…
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The Outstretched Hand in the Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954)

Kay stands alone at the bottom of the ocean. It’s a quick…
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“The Blood is the Life”: Blank Space in Dracula (1931)

Horror films are like vampires, they feed off their audience. They pierce…
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