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SXSW REVIEW: 'King Kelly' Is an Intense Found-Footage Indictment of Generation Me
by Eric Kohn on March 11, 2012
The found-footage approach to cinematic narrative is no longer epitomized by "The Blair Witch Project." Amateur-quality camerawork has become a part of the vernacular, with the first-person perspective providing an intimate window into human behavior, particularly among the youth culture m...
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Meet the 2012 SXSW Filmmakers #22: Andrew Neel, 'King Kelly'
by Indiewire on March 7, 2012
"King Kelly" director Andrew Neel wrote, directed and shot four documentaries, including "Darkon," before venturing into fiction (though "King Kelly" was written "with several central cultural discussions in mind," says Neel; and shot with iPhones). Beginning with "Darkon," he believes his films are...
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