“The language of the camera is the language of our dreams” – James Baldwin James Baldwin’s The Devil Finds Work is as esoteric as Documentary
Author: Davy Walker
Davy grew up mormon in lalaland, Ca. Upon leaving mormonism, he began studying at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and got lost in the snow. It was there he started tinkering with film and sound arts. Now a programmer for Slamdance Film Festival and freelance sound artist/music composer for film, Davy also loves writing about everything cinema! Check out his other work.
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