fschmiliver
sep 2018 se unió
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Clasificación de fschmiliver
'Mektoub my love Canto Uno' has devided professional critics.
It is easy to denounce its lack of former plot line, length (3hrs) and voyeurism. Although these accusations are valid, who let himself completely immerse into it will feel undoubtedly rewarded.
It is not a boring film and quite captivating actually. I was even craving for more..
The action takes place in Sète, a southern France resort town on the Mediterranean. Amin, a shy student of Tunisian background who came back to his home town for summer, hangs out with friends and girls on holidays. Bodies and characters faces are shot with the delightful summer light which gives an extra touch of sensuality to the whole story.
The film shows like no other movie before it what it really feels to be young, beautiful and on holidays. The camera is so close from the group that the viewer feels actually part of the band.
It can work as a time machine (for the ones who have enjoyed similar experiences) or better as a machine that sucks you into the present, a call that is so powerful that one can hardly get out of it unharmed.
Kechiche's tour de force is to create a fiction that feels so real it could be a documentary on sociability, family, seduction and love at 20 something.
For the viewer who has let go and enjoyed this piece of cinema at his true value it is hard not to regard 'Mektoub my love' as an original, authentic, peculiar masterpiece.
It is easy to denounce its lack of former plot line, length (3hrs) and voyeurism. Although these accusations are valid, who let himself completely immerse into it will feel undoubtedly rewarded.
It is not a boring film and quite captivating actually. I was even craving for more..
The action takes place in Sète, a southern France resort town on the Mediterranean. Amin, a shy student of Tunisian background who came back to his home town for summer, hangs out with friends and girls on holidays. Bodies and characters faces are shot with the delightful summer light which gives an extra touch of sensuality to the whole story.
The film shows like no other movie before it what it really feels to be young, beautiful and on holidays. The camera is so close from the group that the viewer feels actually part of the band.
It can work as a time machine (for the ones who have enjoyed similar experiences) or better as a machine that sucks you into the present, a call that is so powerful that one can hardly get out of it unharmed.
Kechiche's tour de force is to create a fiction that feels so real it could be a documentary on sociability, family, seduction and love at 20 something.
For the viewer who has let go and enjoyed this piece of cinema at his true value it is hard not to regard 'Mektoub my love' as an original, authentic, peculiar masterpiece.
Terrence Mallick's The Thin Red Line is like no other war epic.
Freely shot and edited it does not follow the classical 3acts plot line.
The purpose of the movie is to take the viewer on a free dive, whose immersion allows us to meditate on the philosophical aspects of war.
War is a affront made to humans themselves but also to nature and the divine.
Soldiers are seen acting like soldiers but we have access to their mind and deep thoughts (through their voices off) which allows an extraordinary cinematic experience.
Beautifully shot in vivid 35mm colour, The Thin Red Line is a classic masterpiece that will live forever.
Freely shot and edited it does not follow the classical 3acts plot line.
The purpose of the movie is to take the viewer on a free dive, whose immersion allows us to meditate on the philosophical aspects of war.
War is a affront made to humans themselves but also to nature and the divine.
Soldiers are seen acting like soldiers but we have access to their mind and deep thoughts (through their voices off) which allows an extraordinary cinematic experience.
Beautifully shot in vivid 35mm colour, The Thin Red Line is a classic masterpiece that will live forever.