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This Saturday: MAX OPHÜLS

The films of Max Ophüls are characterized by complex and dramatic camera work which emphasizes fluidity and motion, and is accomplished by masterful use of framing, lighting, tilts, tracking shots, crane shots, and pan shots. The effect of this fusion of content and style is to produce an intensely personal and emotional encounter that transports the viewer to a timeless world, in which basic human experiences, emotions and states of mind are compellingly presented. Ophüls’ elegant camerawork and mise en scène was greatly admired by other filmmakers including Orson Welles, François Truffaut, Akira Kurosawa, and especially by the young Stanley Kubrick.
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