A Woman in Berlin spec trailer
This spec trailer, written for the epic historical movie A Woman In Berlin about the Soviet occupation of Berlin in the post-World War II era, was never used or given a final edit (hence the lack of full Foley or dialogue integration), but is presented here because of its unusual character. For this trailer, the aim was to blend a Soviet flavor (the monolithic, brooding string writing) with the drama required for a Hollywood trailer. Featuring both erhu and choir for additional color, this trailer is written in several distinct “scenes” to correspond with the video editing.
When a movie says "Based on a true story." it means this is sort of what happened but with way uglier people.
(RT @hollymemphis)
Extraordinary.
In the early days of the Rolling Stones, I've read, the boys would send Keith down to the basement with his guitar while they waited upstairs for him to return with a riff or a lick that they could build a song around.
The basement.
That's where you and I need to go.
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Tonight…Alexandre Desplat and Malcolm Washington talking about @netflix #ThePianoLesson courtesy of the premier composer organization, @The_SCL
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