Has Hollywood essentially killed movies in working stiff/small towns (Westerns not included)? Venues that are not big cities; not wealthy suburbs; not glitzy international locations - places where characters are more likely to be carrying a 6 pack of Rolling Rock as opposed to a baguette when they leave the market.
What are some commercially successful films since 2000 that took place in these creatively fertile slices of Americana? I come up with:
GRAN TORINO
NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN
THE HELP
others? what do you see as the future for films in these venues?
What are some commercially successful films since 2000 that took place in these creatively fertile slices of Americana? I come up with:
GRAN TORINO
NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN
THE HELP
others? what do you see as the future for films in these venues?
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