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Liam Billingham
Film producer
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Oct 3, 2026
Northwest Film Forum expands, The History of Concrete review, and Chronovisor is captivating
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8:47Liam BillinghamGUEST
Um, you know, R- Ross McElwee's Sherman's March comes to mind, right? But this is the next level because I think John Wilson has come around at the perfect moment for his career, which is he's a filmmaker who makes very clear movies, but he's also a television maker because he follows a similar structure in most of his projects, and that's his aesthetic, and those two seem to have combined in a way that's really effective.
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9:13Liam BillinghamGUEST
In three, you could watch a three-minute clip of this movie on Instagram and feel like you got a fully-
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THE MINSIDER PART 2: WE GIVE YOU MEDICINE, AND YOU GET BETTER.
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5:58Liam BillinghamGUEST
know?I found myself really amazed by, in this film, the way that when it, in a small way, when it cuts to the scenes of the party, it's, you know, full voice of, you know, sounds like production sounds, people partying, people talking.
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