Durval Discos
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When Art of the Title watches a fluid steadicam composition what takes place is a kind of sustenance.
Filmed at Rua Teodoro Sampaio, famous in São Paulo (Brazil) for its concentration of shops selling musical instruments, the opening sequence to Anna Muylaert’s film “Durval Discos” is organic in its ease as DP Jacob Solitrenick treats us to the relaxed pathology of the street.
At once you figure the arrangement and mute any notion of it, allowing the credits to simply come when they come. We are somehow reminded of a certain conversation Robert Duvall had with Sean Penn in “Colors.” Duvall Discos!
Nice filmwork.
Wondering if he did this all in one take.
hey this is next to where i lived… nice!
I enjoyed this so much, with today’s exact-o-knife precision in motion/title design, this comes at you humble and demands your stare. Very Refreshing.
A kind of homage to the movie “Russian Ark”. Like it of this the music. But concept remains me that soviet mov…
wow. hard to say if that’s all one shot. if it is, i’m very, very, very impressed. i do know there are clever ways to snip these things together to make it look like one long shot. doesn’t matter though. it’s awesome to watch and very effective in immersing you in the environment.