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: No tripods or dollies were used; the camera was handheld to allow actors to move freely and to give the audience a "you are there" feeling.

Director Jean-Marc Vallée used specific techniques to create an immersive, gritty atmosphere: dallas buyers club opening clip

: The film was shot almost entirely without artificial movie lights, relying on existing location lighting and the sun to maintain a realistic look. : No tripods or dollies were used; the

: A newspaper headline featuring Rock Hudson and AIDS establishes the 1985 setting and highlights the era's lack of understanding regarding the disease. Cinematography and Style Cinematography and Style : The scene intercuts between

: The scene intercuts between a bull rider struggling to stay mounted in the arena and Ron Woodroof (Matthew McConaughey) having unprotected sex with two women in a dark rodeo stall.

: A high-pitched, dull ringing sound accompanies the scene, growing louder as the rider is thrown and stomped by the bull. This ringing is a recurring motif representing Ron’s deteriorating health and the onset of his illness.