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Video Essay: "Proximity in Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s CREEPY"

A video essay by Adrian Martin and Cristina Álvarez López exploring how director Kiyoshi Kurosawa finds the perfect bridge between the conventions of everyday life and horrific and melodramatic events in his 2016 film CREEPY: mubi.io/2uuDGVF Shigehiko Hasumi has praised the work of his former student by claiming: “Kiyoshi Kurosawa always finds the right distance from which the camera can observe the scene.” This means more than that the direction is always economical and lucid. Rather, the camera expresses the deepest logic of events by either mimicking or violating the reigning social conventions of distance or proximity between people. The more that the everyday world comes off its axis, the more elaborate and expressionistic his style becomes. Creepy offers, in this regard, a true lesson in cinema. For Study Purposes Only. 30 Days of Great Cinema Free: https://mubi.com/youtube Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://mubi.io/2XVL0VN Follow us on Instagram: http://mubi.tv/299eJ7G Follow us on Twitter: http://mubi.tv/1PcdRyO Follow us on Facebook: http://mubi.tv/29adiHj