Black Life Matters: Killer of Sheep Review
Her body language, the deep darkness, the shot, the music, says it all: what are we supposed to be doing in here?
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Her body language, the deep darkness, the shot, the music, says it all: what are we supposed to be doing in here?
The film is a study in learning from old masters as much as it is in bringing an old story to a new audience.
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