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The cinematographer behind three of this decade's most visually arresting films sits down to discuss his radical approach to lighting — and why turning everything off was the bravest thing he ever did.
A video essay exploring how the greatest films about loss use visual language — pacing, color, silence — to mirror the experience of grief in ways words alone cannot.
We embedded with the editing team of an upcoming drama for a month, capturing the painstaking, exhilarating process of assembling a film from thousands of pieces.
Céline Marchetti's haunting new film arrives with enormous expectations. Does it deliver? We break down every frame of a movie that will divide audiences and define the awards season.
The director of Nightfall Protocol on why she refuses to shoot action the way it's always been shot, and what it means to bring a woman's perspective to a genre built by men.
A deep dive into the directors who have mastered the art of silence — from Kubrick to Koreeda — and why the absence of sound can be the loudest thing in a room.
Jonas Feld's deep-sea thriller is one of the year's most technically ambitious films. We saw it early. Here's what we thought.
A HeartFloss TV original short. A projectionist at a closing repertory cinema watches the final screening of his career. Seven minutes. No dialogue.
