Film Mastery

Lets talk movies, shall we?

[Clownsense @clownsense]

@TheAcademy Here is a great @BrainyQuote from master filmmaker Billy Wilder. @filmmastery

[Film Mastery @filmmastery]

We're spending the weekend with the films of the late Abbas Kiarostami. What's your favorite?

[FilmStruck @FilmStruck]

Check out the first season of John Pierson's SPLIT SCREEN on the @criterionchannl: https://t.co/ZvT3eSQiPv

[Film Mastery @filmmastery]

@NitrateDiva 🔥🔥🔥

[Film Mastery @filmmastery]

The Flying Ace (1926)
Dir. Richard E. Norman
Due to budget constraints and lack of access, in-air shots were actually filmed on the ground.

[CinemaGrids @CinemaGrids]

Admiring #art in Hitchcock's VERTIGO and DePalma's DRESSED TO KILL

[One Perfect Shot @OnePerfectShot]

AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON (1981) Director of Photography: Robert Paynter | Director: John Landis

[Cinema In ƒRAMES @CinemaInFrames]

Cinema In Focus:
SELMA (2014)
DP: Bradford Young - AR: 2.39:1
Director: Ava DuVernay

[The A.V. Club @TheAVClub]

Get a load of these batshit theories about Radiohead and PTA’s “Daydreaming” video https://t.co/alF2PAA8kR

[The Cinegogue @TheCinegogue]

The iconic characters from the films of dir. Stanley Kubrick

design by Nathan Anderson

[Classic Movie Hub @ClassicMovieHub]

Born Today 1925 Char Act Lee Van Cleef: Feature Film Debut was as Jack Colby in High Noon (playing a villain of course!) #classicmovies

[Film Mastery @filmmastery]

Harold Lloyd in For Heaven's Sake (1926)

[Silent Movie GIFs @silentmoviegifs]

Here's a thing I made for the silentmoviegifs subreddit
https://t.co/dR8ojsBMt8

[Film Mastery @filmmastery]

Within Our Gates (1920) is the earliest known surviving film directed by an African-American (Oscar Micheaux).

[Criterion Collection @Criterion]

"Amazing film, delicate, beautiful & full of a complicated wise love, utterly itself." — Jane Campion on TOKYO STORY https://t.co/wvPjVxpM0t

[Film Mastery @filmmastery]

"There'll be no learning period with nuclear weapons. You make one mistake and you're going to destroy nations."
The Fog of War (2003)

[Tribeca @Tribeca]

In ROSEMARY'S BABY, Ruth Gordon crafted a deliciously devilish villain hiding in plain sight. We need more like her. https://t.co/IVNDQOJ1i7

[Film Mastery @filmmastery]

A Touch of Zen (1971)
Dir. King Hu

[Dave Stafford @DaveJStafford]

Here my final piece of my tribute to Alfred Hitchcock's #psycho #psychomovie #alfredhitchcock #hitchcock