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@elbuder

Film curator . Previously: Managing Editor ; writer . Film and dog enthusiast. SF-bred. I like asking people questions.

Brooklyn
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Joined December 2009
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  1. 7 hours ago

    Dear America: Why the front lawns? Love,

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    Aug 31

    How “Searching” reinvented filmmaking on a computer screen (via on ):

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    Aug 30

    Glacial retreat is often seen as an abstract concept, but this short video gets up close and personal: via

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    Aug 28

    There could be three black governors coming out of 2018: • Andrew Gillum in Florida • Stacey Abrams in Georgia • Ben Jealous in Maryland

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  5. Aug 29

    "It was absolutely necessary to involve the audience in the film, from the beginning to the end. We had to keep the audience in a permanent [state of] tension, making them work, think, and doubt."

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  6. Aug 29

    SEARCHING is so engrossing and all-consuming that when the screen goes blank in a pivotal moment...we feel disembodied, robbed of agency, and utterly alone—not unlike how Cho's character feels throughout the entire movie.

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    Aug 29

    Orson Welles' final movie, , is set to take festival season by storm, starting with a world premiere at the Venice this week. Watch the trailer:

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  8. Aug 29

    The restraint with which Gras films Kabwita as he toils away at his tedious and seemingly neverending work is somehow Proustian; at once excessively attentive to detail, while also evoking a drama of mythical proportions.

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  9. Aug 28

    Behold, the great maw of the underworld

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    Aug 25

    2. Couldn’t be more grateful to ⁦⁩ and ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ for all their work bringing the reporting by ⁦⁩ master’s students to their readers. Thank you!

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    Aug 24

    Happy to share my thesis film on Selects! Thank you to all of my classmates that helped me during the production of this film, and a major thank you to and for their guidance.

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  12. Aug 21

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    Aug 21

    The winner of this year’s Grand Jury Prize at "The Miseducation of Cameron Post" hits US theatres. Emily Buder chats to Ashley Connor for Shot on Arri Alexa wiith vintage Cooke Panchro lenses

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    Aug 17

    Minimalism’s great. But so is maximalism! I went a bit over the top with this new animation but the subject matter deserves it. Many thanks to for working on this with me.

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  15. Aug 16

    "It was Franklin herself—her commanding shout and everything it implied—that alchemized a man’s airing of marital grievance into a weapon for women and people of color seeking rights and with them, yes, respect."

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  16. Aug 15

    Y'all should be reading my sister 's pieces for because, I mean, look at this!

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  17. Aug 15

    “People think things are forever,” says the fisherman as he tells the almost Biblical story of the floods and overfishing that have plagued the peninsula. “People think that things don’t end...until they do.”

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    The notion that there were never neo-Nazi rallies until Trump must be odd news in Skokie. Or Madison Square Garden.

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    Aug 3

    A faculty member shared this with me and I cannot stop watching. Props to and his magically haunting words about life in Baltimore.

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  20. Aug 1

    Robert Schwentke, director of THE CAPTAIN, told me that he believes narrative innovation in cinema is dead.

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