Shadows
Drama • PG • 1960 • 1 hr 27 min
Starring
Ben Carruthers, Lelia Goldoni, Hugh Hurd, Anthony Ray, Dennis Sallas
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It was surprisingly very fun to watch and it’s so ahead in some concepts. I loved it!
Honestly. It's not very good. But it's important and groundbreaking nonetheless. Deserves a watch.
Absolutely brilliant, memorable, improvised characters. Such an influential movie to the american indie genre and all the charm in the world
Really rough edges BUT so interesting to see how this helped influence the American indie film movement. Love the naturalistic performances.
Very good flick, astounding improvisation. This is a what to watch when u want something different , creative and holds ur interest
This film while having errors with the likes of editing and camera work shows giving the film more of an authentic passion of filmmaking.
Cassavetes’ debut doesn’t quite reach the heights of his later work, but still an intriguing enough character study.
Attempting to create an entirely improvised film, Cassavetes soars with idea over execution as Shadows can feel severely patience testing
a bit scrappy, and demands a small suspension of disbelief that comes off awkwardly in these times
Ahead of its time. Worth watching
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Shadows (1959) - trailer
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Shadows (1959) ORIGINAL TRAILER [HD 1080p]
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Martin Scorsese on John Cassavetes
