Side by Side
Documentary • NR • 2012 • 1 hr 39 min
Starring
Keanu Reeves, Martin Scorsese, James Cameron, David Fincher, David Lynch
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For movie lovers. Really great perspectives and insight from the world’s biggest film makers. Very educational and engaging
If you're interested in the history and process of shooting movies this is for you...bonus points Keanu Reeves!
One of my favorite movies about film. Lots of good info about digital vs film movie making! A list interviewes.
A great way to present a relevant topic in filmmaking. Interesting takes from various directors and filmmakers. Informative and entertaining
Interesting commentary from creators themselves on pros and cons, history and future of film vs digital
If you love movies and learning about them this documentary will not disappoint.
If you need yet another meta analysis of film, this is here. Exploring digital technique, some of this still sticks with me years later.
Fun, intriguing look at the way film mediums affect the movies that are made. Great to hear insight from some big directors.
Great, informative, and insightful into the film industry
Keanu Reeves can narrate my life. But in all honesty, what a wonderful and versatile panel of directors and filmmakers
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