On Dangerous Ground: Some Noteworthy “Moving Camera Movies” of 2010
Whether neo-noir or horror, underexposed or ignored, several films of 2010 employed devilishly motivated moving camera to disturbing effect.
Author: Alan Jacobson
Alan Jacobson is a film and music columnist, librarian, and enthusiast in Berwyn, IL.
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The sound of no hands clapping
