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Cinematographer
Matthew "Requiem for a Dream" Libatique's dark, moody
cinematography fits right into the pantheon of films that rely on style
for scares and tension. |
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Libatique's ("Requiem for a Dream") camera stays close to its
subjects, obscuring our field of vision until just the right moments. |
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While
the story suffers, the technical aspects of the film are much stronger.
Production designer Graham Walker and cinematographer Matthew Libatique
effectively create the look of the mental hospital |