5 Years Later, An Epic War Movie Outlived Its Biggest Flaw
The use of a 'single-take' approach in films like 1917 can overshadow narrative but also create a gripping experience.
The 50 Greatest War Movies Ever Made
War movies often inadvertently promote a pro-war stance, despite intentions to criticize violence.
The portrayal of war in cinema is influenced by societal attitudes and historical context.
Transcending Hell on Earth in Larisa Sheptiko's "The Ascent" | Far Flungers | Roger Ebert
Sotnikov represents calm dignity amidst death, contrasting with the fear of others, compelling a reflection on sacredness in his final moments.
Larisa Sheptiko's 'The Ascent', despite its merit, is overshadowed by the brutal fate of its creator, and remains unjustly neglected among Soviet masterpieces.