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Rubie 2022-04-19 09:02:22
Interview with David Fincher: I knew from a young age that film was my life's work [translation]
By Mark Harris/Vulture (October 23, 2020)
Proofreading: Onegin
Roslyn Cohn
Extended Reading
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Lizzie 2022-01-03 08:01:40
For the first time, I saw Finch focus the story on power politics. From a biography in the golden age, he alluded to the overwhelming fake news of this year’s election, reflecting the struggle between the filmmakers’ interests and freedom, and they liked the plot but treated them separately. Still not as smooth as social networks. The details of the old processing on the visual and sound effects are also very interesting, especially when Mank is drunk, the degree of blur is more obvious. It is recommended to review Citizen Kane and his creative background.
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Dwight 2022-04-21 09:02:46
I really struggled to see the information density of this dialogue. / Mank, who was deeply involved in alcoholism, gambling and self-righteousness, finally held on to his authorship and earned due credit, because he knew that he had bet on this creation and gave all the social resources he had. /7.6
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