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Walk the Line (2005) – Cinematography Analysis

by Salik Waquas
Cinematography

Walk the Line (2005) isn’t just another biopic, it’s a textbook example of how visual language can take a historical account and turn it into something that feels raw, sweaty, and emotionally heavy. Johnny Cash’s journey from the dirt of… Read More »Walk the Line (2005) – Cinematography Analysis

The Pursuit of Happyness (2006) – Cinematography Analysis

by Salik Waquas
Cinematography

The Pursuit of Happyness (2006) doesn’t rely on flashy look-at-me visuals; instead, it uses cinematography to mirror Chris Gardner’s exhaustion. It resonates with me not just for the narrative of resilience, but because the choices made in the camera department… Read More »The Pursuit of Happyness (2006) – Cinematography Analysis