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Watched this movie yesterday and I really, really enjoyed it. Quite fantastical, visually stunning, and though a bit sentimental at times, I think it's more than worth the watch. It was done with no studio backing or financing. The director also scored the film. The score is fantastic (I bought it on iTunes).

I hope someone gives this guy a shitload of money to do his next film. I can't wait.



And a track from the score:




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The Haunting of Julia

Revisited an old favorite of mine today. I think The Haunting of Julia is one of the best ghost stories on film. The look, the colors, the gauzy lens, the subtly, the pace, and the absolutely incredible & chilling score work with organic perfection that softly pulls you in and holds you silently, but firmly, to its chest. In it you will find horrors hidden in the quiet. Watch it alone on a windy night. Watch it on a cold rainy day, wrapped in blankets. Get lost in it. I promise it's worth it. And to top it all off, the film features one of the most beautiful end shots I've ever seen.





I should also add that after much searching a friend has finally found the score for me. I was desperate to have it for so long. Here is the title track, The Park.



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