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Celebrating Women Cinematographers — Nikki Baughan reports

March 8, 2018August 14, 2018 Nikki Baughan 0 Comments camera women, rachel morrison, women cinematographers

Rachel Morrison made history this year by becoming the first woman to be nominated for the best cinematography Oscar, for

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SPOTLIGHT March 2018: Rachel Morrison, Cinematographer, Oscar Nominee for MUDBOUND

March 1, 2018August 14, 2018 Courtney Howard 0 Comments american sociey of cinematographers, asc, Cameraperson, cinematographer, dee rees, mudbound, oscars, rachel morrison, women cinematographers

Bringing a moving image to life takes much more acquired technical skill. Capturing that collection of indelible images requires an understated ability to tap into the director’s vision and the actors’ emotions to produce breathtaking visual poetry. Cinematographer Rachel Morrison’s impressive work has long exhibited these traits. Continue reading…

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BLACK PANTHER — Review by Susan Granger

February 16, 2018February 16, 2018 Susan Granger 0 Comments black panther, marvel comics, rachel morrison, tchalla

Exactly a decade after Iron Man launched the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a powerful, new superhero has arrived – and he’s

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20 Sep

@suspirialex reviews Neil Jordan's GRETA at #TIFF18: an ordinary film that pivots around an extraordinary performance by sparkling human diamond Isabelle Huppert. Review at the Alliance of Women Film Journalists @AWFJ #FemaleFilmCritics24365 https://t.co/xA0SuztsOw @TIFF_NET

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Alexandra Heller-Nicholas @suspirialex·

20 Sep

Premiering at #TIFF18, Neil Jordan's GRETA is an ordinary film that pivots around an extraordinary performance by sparkling human diamond Isabelle Huppert. My review at the Alliance of Women Film Journalists @AWFJ https://t.co/m5wxS8U1Nw

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Alexandra Heller-Nicholas @suspirialex·

18 Sep

@kalenartinian @AWFJ @TIFF_NET I saw it almost by accident and think it was one of my favourite films of the entire festival. I just can't stop thinking about it!

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Alexandra Heller-Nicholas @suspirialex·

18 Sep

Claire Denis in space is everything we need it to be and so much more. Ritual! Taboo! Atomic foetuses! R-Patz toilet training a baby! My review of HIGH LIFE's world premiere at #TIFF18 is up at the Alliance of Women Film Journalists @AWFJ @TIFF_NET
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Alexandra Heller-Nicholas @suspirialex·

18 Sep

@kalenartinian @AWFJ @TIFF_NET Very beautifully put. It really struck me with its optimism and quite revolutionary sense of hope!

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