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Upstream Color
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Amy Seimetz, Shane Carruth, Andrew Sensenig, Thiago Martins View AllCrew
Shane Carruth (Director), Shane Carruth (Writer) View AllRelease: Apr. 5th, 2013
Runtime: 1 hour, 36 minutes
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Upstream Color
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I recently saw Primer and was impressed by how much Shane Carruth was able to do with a $7,00...
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Upstream Color (2013)
Upstream colour(2013)
The film was seen in the midst of an attractive relationship display on the couple in the bathtub who are trying to rescue each other from their situation. It’s an independe...
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The meaning of the color purple in "The Color Purple"
So, I watched the movie of The Color Purple recently and I have been trying to figure out what significance purple had in the movie, what was the theme or motif behind it? Every time I thought I knew ...
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Iroquois
In comparison, Upstream Color is at least relatively easy to comprehend but it's still quite the perplexing film thanks to its avoidance of conventional storytelling in favour of creating a film that is less a story than an experience.
In comparison, Upstream Color is at least relatively easy to comprehend but it's still quite the perplexing film thanks to its avoidance of conventional storytelling in favour of creating a film that is less a story than an experience.
Nazcar
The main objective of the film is the theme of mystery which it does well to maintain thought the course of the relationship without being lost in the ups and downs of the key relationship.
The main objective of the film is the theme of mystery which it does well to maintain thought the course of the relationship without being lost in the ups and downs of the key relationship.