Frame
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Behind the back filming was used in The Wrestler, before that in Red Road, it is supposedly a Dardenne brothers trademark.
- That “The Wrestler” somehow manages to evoke both William Wyler’s “The Shakedown” and the Dardenne brothers (sure, Aronofsky’s been waggling his camera all over since “Pi,” but now he’s a least pointing it in the right direction) --Jeff Reichert
- "... multiple hand held camera, somewhat shaky cameras that put the viewer right into this wrestler's life. Occasionally documentary like and ferociously gritty, the camera follows Randy from behind his back, letting him lead and control the frame. When he gets locked out of his trailer, the camera glides behind him." -- Erik Luers
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