CINEFILE 2015 Is Another Cool End of the Year Movie Mashup

Another end of the year movie mashup has been released, and it's called "Cinefile 2015." It was edited together by Miguel Branco, and it reminds us of all the incredible films that were released over this past year. I love the mood that the video has. Here's a note from the creator of the video:

What a wonderful year it’s been. Calling 2015 a successful year in motion pictures would be an incredibly vast understatement. To a large degree, our theater experiences were raised to towering new heights, our heartstrings were pulled, and our emotions were manipulated in the most beautiful ways possible. If that’s not pure cinema, I don’t know what is. 

It’s funny – this is my third year doing one of these, and each time has become increasingly more difficult than the last. Although the editing process for this year’s project has been nothing short of a tremendous joy, it’s also been an emotionally draining one. 2015’s grand cinematic scope really inspired me to take bolder and more daring risks, stay true to myself, and most importantly, make something greater than what I initially set out to create. 

Cinefile 2015 owes a lot to the loved ones, friends, films, albums, and trailers that inspired it. Trying to come up with the right way to show that gratitude and wide range of emotion was extremely difficult. Or, as the opening line from favorite film of the year goes, “I have no idea how to tell this story. I don't even know how to start it.” 

2015 really was an amazing year in film, and it's still not over! I still have yet to see Star Wars: The Force Awakens and The Revenant. After I see those I will be able to finalize my end of the year list of favorite films. 

Please refer to the description below for a full list of music and films used. What a wonderful year it's been. Calling 2015 a successful year in motion pictures would be an incredibly vast understatement. To a large degree, our theater experiences were raised to towering new heights, our heartstrings were pulled, and our emotions were manipulated in the most beautiful ways possible.

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