Alan J. Pakula deserves more attention and respect as one of the grestest American film directors of any era. His run of films in the 70's, from 'Klute' to 'The Parallax View' to 'All The President's Men'...all brilliantly shot by Cinematographer Gordon Willis (The Godfather films)...are as impressive and of their moment as any films made in this thrilling period of American filmmaking.
In this episode, I dive into Pakula's understated persona and genius for working with actors, the period details and psychological explorations that result in a layered, non-showy film that rewards repeat viewings.
267. 'Hooper' (1978)
Choosing 'Hooper' out of a combination of desperation and momentary podcast apat
266. American Movie (1999)
Chris Smith and Sarah Price's Sundance-winning first documentary feature, 'Ameri
265. Sicario: Day of the Soldado (2018)
The sequel to Denis Villeneuve's 'Sicaro' is an impressive off-ramp from the fir
264. Sicario (2015)
Denis Villeneuve's film 'Sicario' remains a vital and prescient glimpse into ext
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