Visions of Light/Hunger

I just watched a documentary by Arnold Glassman titled, Visions of Light and I must say that I truly enjoyed it. This documentary talks about the importance of cinematography that we all [probably] take for granted in the films that we watch.

However, in some very rare occasions,if a film is done really well, we'll notice the great cinematography that is in front of us. Can you think of a movie with great cinematography? If you want to, you can leave a comment telling me which film and why you picked it.

I am watching Steve McQueen's movie, "Hunger" as I type this post and I must say...

...this movie was shot very well! Powerful. Focused.

Be sure to check out the films, Visions of Light and Hunger! You will not be disappointed. 

Steve McQueen - Thoughts on Hollywood not Hiring Black Actors

http://blogs.indiewire.com/shadowandact/steve-mcqueen-shares-his-thoughts-on-hollywood-directors-not-hiring-black-actors

Steve McQueen - GIARDINI NOTEBOOK

Be sure to pick up Steve McQueen's Giardini Notebook!

Here is a link to purchase it: http://www.mariangoodman.com/publications/giardini-notebook/

Video/Interview about Giardini:

New Trailer for "Shame'!

http://www.firstshowing.net/2011/second-full-us-trailer-for-steve-mcqueens-shame-with-fassbender/

"Shame" has been awarded an NC-17 rating!

http://oxfordstudent.com/2011/11/03/devils-advocate-the-censors-will-watch-rape-all-day-long-but-for-gods-sake-dont-show-them-your-penis/