Tag Archives: Robert Redford

the breaking of an ordinary family (film: Ordinary People – Robert Redford, 1980)

Americans don’t really use the expression ‘cinema de papa’, invented by critics and French filmmakers followers of the New Wave to define everything that characterizes the film-making ways of previous generations, from which they wanted to move away. It would … Continue reading

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the power of the mob (film: The Chase – Arthur Penn, 1966)

1966, the year Arthur Penn made ‘The Chase‘, belongs to the period in the second half of the 1960s that transformed American cinema. These are the years in which the French New Wave reached the shores of Hollywood, in which … Continue reading

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sweet goodbye (Film: The Old Man & the Gun – Robert Redford, 2018)

Acting is a profession in which ‘never say never’ applies in many cases. Yet, if we are to believe the intentions publicly stated in August 2018, David Lowery‘s ‘The Old Man & the Gun‘ will be Robert Redford‘s last film … Continue reading

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