the pawnbroker 1964
directed by sidney lumet
a beautiful, airy sequence in a film that is mostly concerned with the mental and physical confines of the title character.
it's a feeling of openness that merely reinforces his inner repression.
10/22/07
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the pawnbroker 1964
directed by sidney lumet
a beautiful, airy sequence in a film that is mostly concerned with the mental and physical confines of the title character.
it's a feeling of openness that merely reinforces his inner repression.
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I love these photos... I think that architecture can really act as a character in movies... it can have such a dominating presence!
i agree and it really does feature in this scene. that double feeling of expansiveness and feeling really, really small is expressed so well in these few shots.
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