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* promising metaphor and open scenes | * promising metaphor and open scenes | ||
* metaphor ("shadow") is more symbolic than effectual | * metaphor ("shadow") is more symbolic than effectual | ||
* story has just enough gaps to be confusing | * story has just enough gaps to be confusing (one main character seems to appear and die out of nowhere) | ||
* war causes neurosis, yes, but simply displaying it alienates the audience | |||
* hand-held shots = dizziness (perhaps a bit overused) | * hand-held shots = dizziness (perhaps a bit overused) | ||
Revision as of 22:53, 24 January 2019
Nuestro Tiempo
- the main character comes across as controlling, as intended
- film was long, but with imageries from the ranch there is enough space to not be annoyed
- the bull/mule fight is visceral. well-captured
- didn't finish watching because the image disappeared around 2h20min. Perhaps it was intentional - if so it was not well-justified
Your Face Recommend
- surprising moving with genuine images of old skin
- punctuated by seemingly mundane stories from working class people
The Day I Lost My Shadow
- promising metaphor and open scenes
- metaphor ("shadow") is more symbolic than effectual
- story has just enough gaps to be confusing (one main character seems to appear and die out of nowhere)
- war causes neurosis, yes, but simply displaying it alienates the audience
- hand-held shots = dizziness (perhaps a bit overused)