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Our review of The Fabelmans, by Steven Spielberg: a declaration of love for cinema

2023-02-21T13:13:57.552Z


CRITICISM – The thirty-fourth feature film by the American filmmaker is one of his finest. The most personal too, since he retraces his childhood, his discovery of cinema and the separation of his parents.


It's the first time.

His eyes open like saucers.

In the dark, Sammy discovers cinema.

In 1952, in New Jersey, his parents took him to see

Under the Largest Big Top in the World

.

The kid can't believe it.

With his electric train, he tries to reproduce the train accident that impressed him so much on the screen.

We offer him a Super 8 camera. You know what it is: afterwards, it didn't stop.

Sammy Fabelman will become a director.

He has three sisters, as in Chekhov.

They serve as actresses, in horror short films.

His pianist mother gave up her ambitions as a virtuoso to raise her offspring.

The father, a bit withdrawn, is a computer pioneer.

There's also Uncle Bennie, who isn't related but is Dad's best friend.

All this little world moves to Phoenix before settling in California.

It is not without tears.

Sammy enrolls in the scouts, shoots a western and a war movie with his…

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