Damien Chazelle made La La Land as a love letter to a Los Angeles that barely exists anymore, and to a style of filmmaking that Hollywood had largely abandoned. The big-studio musical, with its choreographed sidewalks and color-saturated dreamscapes, had been gathering dust since the golden age of MGM. Chazelle dusted it off, handed it
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