Christopher Small
In a Year of Six Kostrovs
By Christopher Small | 01/04/2022 | CS89, Features, From Cinema Scope Magazine
“The fact that at one time there was a camera in front of some people, which made them act in a certain way, and everything they may have thought or said or done at that time no longer has any importance. It is dead and gone; the only thing that counts is what remains, and what remains is a crystallization of it…It’s the moment when you pass from the stage of raw recorded reality into the dimensions of a film..."
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By Christopher Small | 01/02/2019 | CS77, Festivals, Web Only
By Christopher Small Almost anyone who has spent a prolonged period at a film festival understands the soothing familiarity of a good pre-movie festival spot, those throwaway bits of business that bleary-eyed delegates sit through upwards of 40 times over the course of a week. Everybody reading this doubtless has their favourites; my sense is…
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