Day for Night
Why this pick
A warmly observant, self-reflexive portrait of a film crew, balancing production mishaps, artistic compromise and affection for the strange communal machinery of making movies.
A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
A warmly observant, self-reflexive portrait of a film crew, balancing production mishaps, artistic compromise and affection for the strange communal machinery of making movies.
Why this pick
Shares the comic sting of independent filmmaking colliding with ego, money and creative control, with an escalating behind-the-scenes absurdity.
Why this pick
Another sharply comic low-budget production nightmare, where a director’s hopes and on-set chaos create mounting pressure without losing the affection for dreamers.
Why this pick
Captures the same mix of fragile ambition, interpersonal friction and hilariously doomed set logistics, while retaining real sympathy for people trying to make something personal.
Why this pick
A playful, nervy film-within-film about a troubled production; its backstage tensions and shifting tones suit Living in Oblivion’s meta-cinematic humor.
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01 / THE STORY
The film is divided into three parts, all of which concern the making of a low-budget movie featuring the same film director, crew and substantially the same cast.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Nick Reve
Cora

Gaffer

Nicole Springer

Wolf

Chad Palomino

Tito

Assistant Camera