B/W 16mm combining perfectly real and fictionalised newsreel-style clips.
Reminiscent of The Man in the High Castle with an unnecessary love story, its ending is predictable but satisfying.
Great score and soundtrack!
B/W 16mm combining perfectly real and fictionalised newsreel-style clips.
Reminiscent of The Man in the High Castle with an unnecessary love story, its ending is predictable but satisfying.
Great score and soundtrack!
The film is basically a sequence of very carefully composed still shots (only once does the camera move).
This is coupled with a fantastic tale of morality vs. the “greater good” sustained by a very suitable sober acting.
Live-action shoujo grounded too strongly in light-hearted comedy, with a bit of unamusing horror.
Its bland story is balanced by “animesque” acting and enticing visuals (special mention to the flashbacks).
Title: Cockfighter
Year: 1974
Country: 🇺🇸
Directed by: Monte Hellman
Written by: Charles Willeford
Starring: Warren Oates; Richard B. Shull; Harry Dean Stanton; Ed Begley Jr.; Laurie Bird; Troy Donahue; Warren Finnerty; Robert Earl Jones; Patricia Pearcy
#MovieShots Batman (1989)
Direction: Tim Burton
Cinematography: Roger Pratt
