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Maestro | Official Trailer

Doom85

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kruis

Exposing the sinister cartel of retailers who allow companies to pay for advertising space.
That excerpt of the finale of Mahler's second symphony in the trailer is really far too short. It's one of the most exulting pieces of classic music you'll ever hear.

 

Fbh

Member
When you get the ok to shoot your film about a talented depressed person that's shot either partially or completely in black and white

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Heimdall_Xtreme

Hermen Hulst Fanclub's #1 Member
Requirements to be an "Art" film nominated for an Oscar.

1.- Start your trailer with a slow and melancholic song.

2.- Put your character, having a monologue with himself saying something poetic without a clear message.

3.- Put a series of logos coming from the Cannes festival or some other stamp that says festival whatever.

4.- Play a voice-over describing the character's abilities and mistakes.

5.- Put a character in a bad light who is envious and does not want the success of others.

6.- Zoom in on faces that are serious or sad.

7.- Put ratings and mini phrases from magazine reviews that no one is interested in.

8.- Put on a "Exaltation" scene where the character shouts, grumbles or fights with other characters.

9.- Use the artistic Ost at high volume and give a sound blast when playing the title of the movie.

10.- Play the text of who directed the film with absolute silence, and wait for the applause of other film artists who have not even seen the film..

11.- the movie must be so boring until you cry
 
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