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JAMES CAMERON: DEEPSEA CHALLENGE 3D

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STANLEY KUBRICK

The word auteur (or author if French is a little too high brow for you) is thrown around quite liberally these days. Most filmmakers who write and/or direct films with a distinct and singular vision are inevitably described as auteurs. Unfortunately for the elitist film geeks, the auteur theory is really just that – a theory. A term coined by French new wave filmmaker Francois Truffaut in his 1954 essay Une certaine tendance du cinéma français, the auteur theory is simply a way of perceiving a film as the product of a single mind, stamped indelibly with the motifs and concepts of an individual: the Director. This may be the belief of the odd egocentric blowhard as they lambast their film crew through a bullhorn but the reality is, like or not, that one person does not make a film. Period.

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