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Director Max Martini on ‘SGT. Will Gardner’
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Director Max Martini on ‘SGT. Will Gardner’

By Paul Risker / 11 January 2019

From epic John Ford-type western shots to intimate close-ups, Director Max Martini talks about the filming methods used to convey PTSD in his latest, SGT. Will Gardner.

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By Cynthia Fuchs / 2 October 2008
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Talk, Talk, Talk: October 2008

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A Gallery of Good Works: The Best Films of 2007

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By Bill Gibron / 1 March 2007
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By Marisa Carroll / 1 May 2006

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