Uma boa definição de cinefilia, como sempre, em Argento: alguém que também olha para trás.

In the ’50s, he successfully promoted such underrated Americans as Joseph Losey, Jules Dassin and Anthony Mann — favoring filmmakers who are “humanist,” who don’t “use any tricks,” who “only use a camera to be close as possible to the perception of a scene.”

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