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Cinematography in A Clockwork Orange

by John Tindell

John Tindell analyzes the cinematography choices in the opening scenes of Stanley Kubrick’s dystopian crime film, A Clockwork Orange.

 

A Clockwork Orange

Directed by

Stanley Kubrick
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