Shoot the Projectionist
Friday, January 22, 2010
24 Words Per Film (#58)
Whereas the Coens deftly attached images to
No Country
's blank description, Hillcoat turns in a less visual film than the book it's based on.
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Shoot the Projectionist
is Eddie Hardy. He used to sing in bands in Oakland; write record and movie reviews in New York; and host a podcast in Portland, where he still lives and writes.
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