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Samuel Dore

@bursteardrum

Film / TV / Comic nerd, Deaf / BSL, Husband, Father - often retweet my work as a drama director @SamDoreDirector and unit stills photographer @BurstUnitStills

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Revisiting Chazelle’s wonderful First Man, a stunningly crafted and acted look at the man behind one of mankind’s greatest achievements and more than most, a heartbreaking look at parental grief.

Revisiting Chazelle’s wonderful First Man, a stunningly crafted and acted look at the man behind one of mankind’s greatest achievements and more than most, a heartbreaking look at parental grief.
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Stephen Collins, Hermon Berhane, David Sands and Gabriella Leon in Cleaned Out from Sam Arnold and Hear Art Project coming to LumoTV tonight at 6pm.

Stephen Collins, Hermon Berhane, David Sands and Gabriella Leon in Cleaned Out from Sam Arnold and Hear Art Project coming to LumoTV tonight at 6pm.
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Gave up halfway through the Showa-era Gamera films as they were getting progressively worse and jumped straight to the Heisei-era and just as I hoped, just like the Godzilla films of that era, a superb reboot with excellent kaiju and tokusatsu effects, strong cast and storylines.

Gave up halfway through the Showa-era Gamera films as they were getting progressively worse and jumped straight to the Heisei-era and just as I hoped, just like the Godzilla films of that era, a superb reboot with excellent kaiju and tokusatsu effects, strong cast and storylines.
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A typically hard boiled, lean, mean, gritty and masculine Hill classic with a classic ensemble cast gritting hard boiled, macho dialogue through their clenched teeth and a glorious amount of shoot outs with an abundance of good old fashioned bullet squibs.

A typically hard boiled, lean, mean, gritty and masculine Hill classic with a classic ensemble cast gritting hard boiled, macho dialogue through their clenched teeth and a glorious amount of shoot outs with an abundance of good old fashioned bullet squibs.
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Such sad news about the passing of Drew Struzan who was easily the most important and iconic film poster illustrator in the industry with too many incredible posters to mention but his alternative poster for Bladerunner will always be my absolute favourite.

Such sad news about the passing of Drew Struzan who was easily the most important and iconic film poster illustrator in the industry with too many incredible posters to mention but his alternative poster for Bladerunner will always be my absolute favourite.
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I'll be giving an online talk for Directors UK members on how to direct Deaf actors on Monday 3rd November, 10am-12pm and Luke Snellin will join me later to discuss directing his Deaf cast for Warp Films and BBC's Reunion - come join us! directors.uk.com/career-develop…

I'll be giving an online talk for <a href="/Directors_UK/">Directors UK</a> members on how to direct Deaf actors on Monday 3rd November, 10am-12pm and Luke Snellin will join me later to discuss directing his Deaf cast for <a href="/WarpFilms/">Warp Films</a> and BBC's Reunion - come join us!  
directors.uk.com/career-develop…
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So cool seeing the great Spielberg having so much praise for PTA's brilliant One Battle After Another youtube.com/watch?v=OCmfMM…

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Revisiting Oliver Stone's The Doors (via The Final Cut) and whilst it's still a struggle being engaged by a stunning Val Kilmer's Jim Morrison's character who comes across as arrogant and difficult, the film is a triumph of 90s filmmaking with it's spectacular concert sequences.

Revisiting Oliver Stone's The Doors (via The Final Cut) and whilst it's still a struggle being engaged by a stunning Val Kilmer's Jim Morrison's character who comes across as arrogant and difficult, the film is a triumph of 90s filmmaking with it's spectacular concert sequences.
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A beaut of a making-of book that nearly sprained my wrist whilst holding it when I took this photo but I expect nothing less from a Guillermo del Toro film ❤️

A beaut of a making-of book that nearly sprained my wrist whilst holding it when I took this photo but I expect nothing less from a <a href="/RealGDT/">Guillermo del Toro</a> film ❤️
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Loved Shanks' Together with a superb duo in real life Brie and Franco, some stunningly and horrifyingly-executed body horror and one of the best needle-drops in horror cinema.