This is the magic of Radu Jude’s Do Not Expect Too Much from the End of the World: the hardest reality takes the shape of a bad dream. A filmmaker famous for mixing history and fantasy—blurring the distinction between realism and the experimental—Jude's film blurs the line between documentary and fiction, to the point where the two begin to resemble one another.
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Macy Todd is associate professor of English and Film Studies at SUNY - Buffalo State, where he teaches courses in film history, genre studies, and adaptation. His writing has appeared in a number of publications, including Senses of Cinema, Film and History, and Screen Bodies. His current book project explores the role of identification in the development of narrative film.
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