Browse Articles by Len Klady

Award Contender-Jacqueline West, The New World

January 2006

It’s not always clear what prompts the call that eventually leads to a film assignment. For Jacqueline West, costume designer of The New World, she... »

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Reviews

January 2006

In Munich, editor Michael Kahn sets a deliberate pace that ticks with the precision of a Swiss movement. Cinematographer Janusz Kaminski’s imagery,... »

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Award Contender-Jack Fisk, The New World

December 2005

Production designer Jack Fisk has more than a nodding appreciation for Terrence Malick’s working methods, having been a part of all his films going... »

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BTL Reviews

December 2005

Narnia exists in the misty haze of memory that’s evocatively captured in stark images by veteran cinematographer Donald McAlpine, ASC. He conveys... »

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Reviews

November 2005

The Producers recalls the Technicolor MGM musicals of Hollywood’s heyday. It’s big, brash and unrealistic with unsubtle sets and lighting... »

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Reviews

November 2005

In Brokeback Mountain there’s a rhythmic pace to the editing of the late Geraldine Peroni and Dylan Tichenor that keeps the story absorbing and in... »

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Reviews

October 2005

By Leonard Klady In Walk the Line, the cadences of Michael McCuskers’ editing are energized by a catalog that’s mournful, insistent and... »

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BTL Reviews

September 2005

In A History of Violence, the contrast between dark and light provides a potent visual approach to the material. Production designer Carol Spier... »

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Reviews

August 2005

In The Brothers Grimm, production designer Guy Hendrix Dyas’ scrupulously detailed village has a ferocious authenticity that visually grounds the... »

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July 2005

In War of the Worlds cinematographer Janusz Kaminski takes naturally to getting into the trenches with an in-your-face first-hand approach to the... »

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Norwegian director Morten Tyldum Blends Mystery and Humor in Headhunters

May 2012 | By Jack Egan

Norwegian director Morten Tyldum Blends Mystery and Humor in <em>Headhunters</em>

Headhunters, is a new Norwegian movie, stylishly helmed by Morten Tyldum, one of the country’s best- known directors. Blending suspense and violence with macabre... »



Greg Carter Resurrects a Baseball Hero

April 2012 | By Scott Essman

Greg Carter Resurrects a Baseball Hero

With the onset of April every spring, one conjures the classic baseball films in cinema lore. Certainly The Natural, Bull Durham, Field of... »


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