12 Angry Men (1957)
Location: The Jury Room in a New York City Courthouse
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Poll: One-Location Movies
The one-location movie is a producer’s best friend and a director’s worst enemy. On the budgetary side of business, it’s a dream come true: a single set, a small stable of characters, no cordoning off a public area for shooting. But there are also manifold creative challenges — there’s nothing to rely on but good ol’ fashioned acting, writing, and camerawork. Flash and style can only get a filmmaker so far when they’ve got nothing to work with but four walls, a handful of performers, and words. Source: Vulture.com (by Charles Bramesco)
Which one-location movie has the best setting?
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The Shining (1980)
Location: An Isolated Hotel in the Colorado Mountains -
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Rear Window (1954)
Location: A New York Apartment
