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20 incredible shots from HOFFA that showcase the bold camera moves, editing and practical filmmaking. Director Danny DeVito is a wildly creative visual stylist and both he and this film remain deeply underrated. Split diopters. Match cuts. Precise crane shots. No CGI needed:

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