TORONTO — It's the 13-minute shot heard round the world. Festival audiences in Venice and Telluride have been floored by the lengthy opening shot to Alfonso Cuaron's 3-D space odyssey, "Gravity," which plunges moviegoers into space and leaves them reeling in weightlessness. When the film premieres Sunday at the Toronto International Festival, the lore of Cuaron's balletic beginning is sure to only grow. "It's the idea of trying to create a moment of truthfulness in which the camera happens to ...
'Gravity' Opening Shot Floors Toronto Film Festival Audience With 13-Minute Cinematic Triumph
The Huffington Post - 7 Sep 2013 15:02
TORONTO — It's the 13-minute shot heard round the world. Festival audiences in Venice and Telluride have been floored by the lengthy opening shot to Alfonso Cuaron's 3-D space odyssey, "Gravity," which plunges moviegoers into space and leaves them reeling in weightlessness. When the film premieres Sunday at the Toronto International Festival, the lore of Cuaron's balletic beginning is sure to only grow. "It's the idea of trying to create a moment of truthfulness in which the camera happens to ...
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