1. Don't Look Back
... Pennebaker shoots it. Pennebaker then gets a marvelous shot of Dylan reflecting sincerely with a kind of uneasy, sympathetic look. The first few times I watched this film, I completely missed that amazing scene and it wasn't until I heard the commentary that I truly saw what a powerful few seconds that was. Pennebaker does ... interpreting life into lyrics. That was part of this "revolutionary" new music that he was making, it told stories. Pennebaker's style for this film is also comparable to that of Dylan. Pennebaker took the camera and filmed real life. He was telling a story by watch...
- Word Count: 1937
- Approx Pages: 8
- Has Bibliography
- Grade Level: High School