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The North Carolina New Wave

Posted on March 17, 2012 by Daniel Bergamini

One of the most interesting groups of filmmakers to come out of America in the last decade seems to have gone unnamed as of yet. I first discovered these filmmakers one summer, years ago. At the time, I did not … Continue reading →

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Movie Review: Your Highness

Posted on April 9, 2011 by Daniel Bergamini

Normally a film like Your Highness would not be reviewed on The Deleted Scene; not because I feel this kind of film is too lowbrow, but rather because there usually is not too much to say. This is not the … Continue reading →

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A Week Of Gordon Green: Undertow

Posted on January 21, 2011 by Daniel Bergamini

On first viewing George Washington and All The Real Girls I wondered if I had just witnessed two masterpieces. However, after multiple viewings, some of the films’ flaws began to show themselves. That was not the case with David Gordon … Continue reading →

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A Week Of Gordon Green: All The Real Girls

Posted on January 19, 2011 by Daniel Bergamini

In George Washington, director David Gordon Green explored the feelings and frustrations of being a child living in a small southern town; the characters wanting to leave, unsure if they can or ever will. In Green’s sophomore film, All The … Continue reading →

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