The Innocents: How To Create Ambiguity | Film Analysis скачать в хорошем качестве

The Innocents: How To Create Ambiguity | Film Analysis

'The Innocents', Jack Clayton's 1961 adaption of Henry James' novella 'The Turn of The Screw', is not only one of the great horror films, it is one of the greatest of all films. And key to its success is how expertly the film exploits its key theme of 'ambiguity'. But this begs the question, what exactly is ambiguity, and more importantly, how do you create it? It's also the 10th anniversary of cinematographer Freddie Francis' death this week, so this is for him. Vale. No Spoilers. For educational purposes only. Fair use. Mark Kermode on The Innocents:    • Mark Kermode reviews Cinema Paradiso and T...   BFI Classics DVD/Blu-Ray re-release Introduction by Sir Prof. Christopher Frayling    • The Innocents (1961) Insights - Making Of ...   'On Film-making: An Introduction to the Craft of the Director' by Alexander Mackendrick - https://www.amazon.com/Film-making-In... 'The Ambiguities of Henry James' by Edmund Wilson - https://cohenhandouts.wikispaces.com/... Patreon:   / takemetoyourcinema   Twitter:   / filmworks88   Instagram:   / takemetoyourcinema   Please Like and Subscribe