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Film Cinematographer Ben Kasulke on Code 46
Posted by Charles Mudede on Tue, Dec 13, 2011 at 3:29 PM
The only decent thing about Michael Winterbottom's film Code 46 (2003) is the cinematography, and so it makes sense that our town's best and most noted cinematographer, Ben Kasulke (Humpday, The Off Hours, Treatment), comments on this deeply flawed sci-fi film tonight at SIFF.
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There's at least two decent things about this movie: the soundtrack. In fact, the cd has had a lot more play around my house than the movie ever could.
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