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Nicole Brenez on By the Bluest of Seas

Video essay for U samogo sinyego morya / By the Bluest of Seas (1936, Boris Barnet). Featuring commentary by Nicole Brenez, author of Abel Ferrara (University of Illinois Press), professor of cinem...  
 
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GiuViv1 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Thanks very much for posting this excellent video essay on Barnet- a wonderful film as are nearly all of Barnet's but this is surely one of his very best. One minor factual correction - Barnet's suicide was in 1965 and not 1964 as Brenez erroneously states. Her analysis, though, is illuminating.
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Magnifique. By the Bluest of Seas is one of my favourite films.
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