Audaciously filmed in a single take, Philip Barantini's low-budget drama serves up a brilliant performance from Graham as a chef on the edge Movies that have the appearance of being filmed in a single continuous take usually raise two questions. First, is this actually a "one-shot" production (and if not, can you see the joins)? Second, does the format actively benefit the drama or is it merely a gimmick? Alfred Hitchcock famously referred to his experimental 1948 stage-to-screen adaptation of R...
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The Guardian - 9 Jan 2022 12:00
Audaciously filmed in a single take, Philip Barantini's low-budget drama serves up a brilliant performance from Graham as a chef on the edge Movies that have the appearance of being filmed in a single continuous take usually raise two questions. First, is this actually a "one-shot" production (and if not, can you see the joins)? Second, does the format actively benefit the drama or is it merely a gimmick? Alfred Hitchcock famously referred to his experimental 1948 stage-to-screen adaptation of R...
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