Review of Park Row (1952) by Jason R — 01 Jun 2008
On an ideological level, it's difficult to place this film in Fuller's body of work. It's a deeply earnest, nostalgic, and sentimental vision of journalism, rescued by a bracing visual style punctuated by a restless camera and dozens of gorgeous compositions in depth.
Fifty years later, though, its optimism looks like naivety. For the polar opposite, see Wilder's "Ace in the Hole.".
This review of Park Row (1952) was written by Jason R on 01 Jun 2008.
Park Row has generally received very positive reviews.
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