Unveiling the Enigmatic World of 'The Holdovers'

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Director Alexander Payne discusses his film "The Holdovers," a throwback dramedy set in a Massachusetts boarding school during Christmas break in 1970. Payne emphasizes that the film is not just a period piece, but a contemporary film made to look like it was produced in the 1970s. The production team focused on creating an authentic aesthetic, including costumes, set design, and editing techniques. The film aims to capture the atmosphere of the era while telling a warm and emotionally engaging story.
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