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What Mookie right, wrong, or neither? Looking at opposing views
What does it mean to “do the right thing?” Being “right” can have a different meaning person to person. While watching the film Do the Tight Thing by Spike Lee so many differen... Read MoreThe Current Implications of “Do The Right Thing” by Spike Lee
Article: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/the-front-row/the-enduring-urgency-of-spike-lees-do-the-right-thing-at-thirty This New Yorker article focuses on the cultural and social significance of Spik... Read MoreAnatomy of a Scene – Do the Right Thing (Searcher)
Anatomy of a scene is a column created by the New York Times where directors voice over/discuss a scene of theirs breaking it down piece by piece. This is especially interesting here because Spike Lee... Read MoreLeo Carax explains nothing: the significance of being confused in Holy Motors
Q&A: Leos Carax Explains ‘Holy Motors’ and Why He Wants to Make a Superhero Movie After watching Holy Motors I like many others have an abundance of questions. What did I just watch? What does... Read MoreThe Experimental Experience For Those On Screen
My initial reaction to Holy Motors (Carax 2012) was that the film created an uncomfortable and unnerving experience for its audience. My secondary thought was about Carax’s creative process, as I wo... Read MoreExploring Holy Motors: A Uniquely Confusing Take on Identity and Cinema
Holy Motors, directed by Leos Carax, is a movie that challenges viewers with its unusual storytelling. In the film, we follow Monsieur Oscar as he moves through different sorts of “appointmentsâ... Read MoreHow Holy Motors Reflects Carax’s View on Living in the Internet Era
Article: https://www.indiewire.com/features/general/qa-leos-carax-explains-holy-motors-and-why-he-wants-to-make-a-superhero-movie-44180/ From my interpretation of Holy Motors (Leos Carax, 2012), the p... Read MoreOpposition to Reality of the Holy Motors
The YouTube video is about Leos Carax introducing and partially “explaining” his film Holy Motors after it has just come out in 2012. While the meaning and the whole film is still very con... Read MoreThe Tragic Future of the “Paris is Burning” Subjects: How AIDs and Violence Cut Their Lives Short
While watching Jennie Livingston’s Paris is Burning, my favorite moments were the interview segments with the main subjects. These powerful scenes allowed us to connect with these drag queens ou... Read More- 2 of 3
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