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A Decade of Cinema, A Decade of Violence
posted on 01/03/2010 - 09:34It’s hard to believe that the oughts have come to an end; it’s really been quite a decade. In thinking about how this decade has been in terms of cinema in particular, I’ve struggled to differentiate between films that have been important to me personally and films that I think represent this decade best.Personally, the oughts really are the decade for me. In 2000, I was 18 years old and had spent most of my time living in suburban Ohio. Ten years later I live in New York City, have made two feature films and write for an awesome website that lets me make lists of films filled with directors I didn’t even know existed when the decade began. I’ve lived through two frustrating elections and one filled with hope. I’ve changed how I eat, how I consume and how I think about the waste that comes from both. I’ve watched the United States enter two wars and leave neither. And as I look at the list I’ve crafted below, those experiences--the experiences that for many represent the oughts--really do take shape. And that shape is one based on a common theme: violence. Full Story