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1917" is a luminous, ferociously intense "single-take" wartime experience | Salon.com
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Life on the Front Lines: The Realism of '1917' | Sunstroke Magazine
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1917' and the Challenge of Making a Film Look Like a Single Shot - The New York Times
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