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george edema
3 years ago

I was thinking the very same thing, yesterday. You must be a genius. I was was revisiting The Life Aquatic in my mind (which is more of a mainstream independent film I guess).

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Jandy
3 years ago

We must both be geniuses! Yeah, there's a 'feel' to independent film...to the extent that some mainstream films seem independent to me, and vice versa. It hit me yesterday that I think it's this focus on 'moments' rather than the whole plot that gives a film that indie feel. Wes Anderson films are sort of in the middle, as you say.

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