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is the beginning of jewels and Jim

the first three or four minutes

which influenced the style of Goodfellas

and casino and Waffle

Wall Street and so many

but here you see

I think a lot of it has to do with the

relentlessness of the voiceover and the rapid speech

and also the pace of the music under it

it's pushing the images forward

pushing all of this storytelling forward

they're saying so much about each character

there's no connection

straight narrative with the images just goes everywhere

particularly this moment

when he's introduced to the girls

that image comes on very quickly and leaves

the pans now

the change of locations is something that is

completely unexpected

but here between the voiceover

the movement of the actors in the frame

the compositions in each frame

and the driving force in the music

the beat of the music under all of this

gave any impression

the possibility of doing an entire film this way

or at least having the freedom

feels like it's a sense of freedom

anything can happen any moment

you weren't tied to a direct story

even in this

even if it was a story

to the extent of a character walking in a scene

sitting down

getting up walking around or walking in a park

this is a narrative is completely fractured I think

by this extraordinary sequence