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The Decade Project #3

Building character: Shonni Enelow and Michael Koresky join to discuss acting and performance in the 2010s

Welcome to another episode in our Decade Project series, where we look back at the past 10 years and talk about our favorite filmmakers, major changes and trends, and the movies that made a difference. This week, we’re talking about acting and performance in the 2010s—actors that made their mark, and tendencies we’ve noticed. Joining Film Comment Editor-in-Chief Nicolas Rapold are Michael Koresky, Film Comment regular, and Shonni Enelow, a Fordham professor and Film Comment contributor who wrote about a certain restrained acting style that’s taken shape for our September-October 2016 issue. (Also, don’t miss Sheila O’Malley or Nick Davis on the particular magic of Kristen Stewart)

This story is part of the November-December 2019 issue of Film Comment.

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