There is a star in My Sassy Girl–and it’s not Jesse Bradford, who handles the leading romantic comedy man role effortless–it’s cinematographer Eric Schmidt, who makes New York City vibrant. There’s a lot of good in Yann Samuell’s direction (his composition is fantastic, his fast-fowarded transitions are, no shock, atrocious), but Schmidt’s cinematography brings that […]
Entries Tagged as 'Jesse Bradford'
My Sassy Girl (2008, Yann Samuell)
October 14th, 2008 · No Comments
Tagged: Gold Circle Films· Jesse Bradford· Kim Ho-sik· Kwak Jae-young· Victor Levin· Yann Samuell· ⓏⒺⓇⓄ
King of the Hill (1993, Steven Soderbergh)
April 11th, 2008 · No Comments
Two major things about Soderbergh’s approach to a memoir adaptation. They’re somewhat connected, so I might not manage to separate them out. King of the Hill has no frame, it has no narration. It has no context. It does not feel, at all, like a “true” story because there’s no attempt to classify itself as […]
Tagged: A.E. Hotchner· Adrien Brody· Gramercy Pictures· Jeroen Krabbé· Jesse Bradford· Steven Soderbergh· ★★★★



