In terms of 21st century pairings, it's hard to find an actor-director collaboration that rivals Keira Knightley and Joe Wright in terms of thematic continuity, matched sensibilities, and a mutual evolution in storytelling.
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Carmen Paddock is a film and television writer living in Edinburgh, Scotland. She holds an MA in International Film Business from the University of Exeter/London Film School and has been published in One Room With a View, The Skinny, and Screen Queens. Her favorite topics are cross-media adaptations, where the limitations of film, literature, music, and time are explored and exploited to reveal new sides to old narratives.
Death in Venice remains a tantalizing, sobering piece of work, with hazy morals that have disturbed and fascinated through its 107 years.
