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- Bold Films movies (15 titles): Don't Make Me Go (2022), The Guilty (2021), Above Suspicion (2021), Vox Lux (2018), Colette (2018), Stronger (2017).
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Dec 11, 2018 · Bold Films has 15 movie releases in the completed production status. This means the films have confirmed release dates; they have been released or are coming soon. Bold Films movies (15 titles): Don't Make Me Go (2022), The Guilty (2021), Above Suspicion (2021), Vox Lux (2018), Colette (2018), Stronger (2017).
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- Citizen Kane’, Orson Welles. No list on filmmaking would be complete without a mention of this cinematic revolution. And why not? ‘ Citizen Kane’ laid the foundations for everything that is commonly associated with filmmaking in mainstream cinema today.
- Breathless’, Jean-Luc Godard. French auteur Jean Luc-Godard hated the word “tradition” and out of this vehement dislike for the existing cinematic regimes came a breathtakingly innovative piece of art that forever changed the course of filmmaking in cinema.
- The Mirror’, Andrei Tarkovsky. The cinema of Andrei Tarkovsky is a philosophical ocean of life, human existence, childhood and dreams. With ‘The Mirror’, Tarkovsky forged a cinematic language of his own; one that uses the serene aesthetics of life, haunting reflections of childhood and the cascading moments of time.
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