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Sean Bobbitt
Cinematographer
IMPACT: Bobbitt’s unflinching camera helped “12 Years a Slave” earn six Oscars, including best picture. A background in war-zone documentaries underlies Bobbitt’s eye. Regarding the long shots of key moments, from love to extreme violence, Bobbitt (who shot Spike Lee’s “Oldboy,” “Hunger,” “Africa United,” “Shame,”) says, “An edit subconsciously reminds the audience that they are watching a film. Without that cut, hopefully the audience is drawn into the scene, and the emotional impact is increased dramatically. You’re not let off the hook.”
UPCOMING: The features “Kill the Messenger” and “Rock the Kasbah,” directed by Barry Levinson
Eigil Bryld & Igor Martinovic
Cinematographer
IMPACT: The cinematography of “House of
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Martin Luther King (Opening, 3-Day)
Box Office Records> Domestic> All Movies> Holiday 3-Day Opening Weekend> Martin Luther King
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Other Domestic Holiday 3-Day Opening Weekend records: New Year's Day- Super Bowl- Washington's Birthday- Easter- Memorial Day- Independence Day- Labor Day- Columbus Day- Halloween- Veterans Day- Thanksgiving- Christmas
This chart contains the domestic kartong office for movies for Martin Luther King 3-Day Weekends (Opening Weekend).
Only movies that made at least $1.0 million during their 3 day opening weekend are included in this chart.
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