Mind Game is very entertaining without sacrificing any kind of human logic that applies to film.
Category: Cinema (Page 22 of 37)
The culmination of the fascination that defines the Bardo symphony is that it maximizes the down-to-earth existentialism of Iñárritu’s previous works.
In Babylon, the catalyst marked an artistic paradigm shift that caused a creative explosion for many.
If the audience looks at the film from one end of the telescope, A Woman Under the Influence becomes a woman’s realistic portrait who has gone “insane.”
Solaris differentiates and links time images with internal registers; it facilitates dreams, memory pictures, and fantasy images from beginning to end.
By being an open narrative, Tokyo Story is the perfection of Ozu’s gentle approach to storytelling.
Close-Up becomes a reflexive reflection on the impact of cinema and cinema itself.