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Photographed by Palme d’Or-winning cinematographer Mario Masini (Padre Padrone) and scored by Academy Award-winner Nicola Piovani (Life Is Beautiful)
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Die Hard - Jon Lewis (BFI Film Classics) New Hollywood Photographed by Palme d’Or-winning cinematographer'Die Hard' by Jon Lewis (BFI Film Classics 104 page paperback) In 1988, Die Hard provided the blueprint for a new, reactionary Hollywood cinema. In response to an emerging post Cold War global instability, the film provided fictional redress for a decline in American international prestige post Vietnam. Jon Lewis' study focuses on the film's late 1980s variation on a well worn movie action template, with Bruce Willis' John McClane tragically cast as a
