Sisters and the Stars
Two young women -- Olivia and Emily Paruk -- share their unique perspective on the film industry through an analytical lens as they break down your favorite films, actors, and the industry.
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Sisters and the Stars
Revolutionary Cinema: 'Nickel Boys'
In this episode, Emily and Olivia review the film adaptation of Nickel Boys, discussing its storytelling techniques, character development, and the historical context it portrays.They explore the differences between art films and mainstream cinema, the challenges of point-of-view storytelling, and the performances of the actors. Their discussion highlights the film's revolutionary aspects while also critiquing its execution of the film's unique techniques and the implications of its narrative style, ultimately leading to a deeper understanding of the film's themes and storytelling methods.
Nickel Boys was directed by RaMell Ross, starring Ethan Herisse, Brandon Wilson, and Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor and was theatrically released on December 13, 2024.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Nickel Boys Film Review
02:25 Emily's Viewing Experience and Expectations
04:16 Art Film vs. Normie Film: A Cinematic Scale
08:40 Cinematography and Emotional Impact
13:30 Point of View and Storytelling Techniques
20:28 Acting Challenges and Character Connection
24:25 Breaking Conventions: The Tight Shots Debate
30:50 It is Revolutionary and It is Okay to Feel Conflicted
31:57 Quick Break aka GAMESHOW
36:18 Exploring the Story of Nickel Boys
37:30 Impact of Historical Context
38:20 Character Development and Perspective
47:38 Artistic Choices and Audience Engagement
50:47 Ending Thoughts
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