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20 novembre 2023
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Nicole Cloarec, « Questions of Intimacy and Distance in Three Films by Sarah Polley », Film journal, ID : 10.4000/filmj.452
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Introduction: An Unorthodox Journey A celebrated child actress in Canadian television, Sarah Polley had already made a number of short films - Don’t Think Twice (1999), The Best Day of My Life (1999), I Shout Love (2001), All I Want for Christmas (2002) and The Harp (2004), an episode from the television mini-series The Shields Stories – before she shot to fame as a director with her first feature, Away from Her (Canada/UK/USA, 2006), starring Julie Christie, Gordon Pinsent, and Michael Murph...