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Michael Haneke worked in Austrian television for more than two decades before directing his first feature, developing a cinema of deliberate discomfort that implicates the audience in the violence it witnesses. Funny Games (1997), The Piano Teacher (2001), and Caché (2005) are exercises in formal cruelty as moral argument. The White Ribbon (2009) won the Palme d'Or at Cannes; Amour (2012) won both the Palme d'Or and the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film.
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Introduced in 2010, the ARRI ALEXA is a digital cinema camera that rapidly became the industry standard for high-end film and television production. Its large-format sensor and proprietary ALEV color science produced an image quality that many cinematographers considered closer to film than any preceding digital system. It has been used to shoot Academy Award-winning films including Gravity, Birdman, and Parasite.
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