The Evening Redness in the South

Name: The Evening Redness in the South
Genre: Drama
Released: 2019-11-13
Duration: 1 h 10 min
Rating: 8.2
Cast: Shane Corcoran, Liam Cotter, Orla Gleeson

2019
1h 10min

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8,2/10

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Drama

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaAn entirely dialogue-free dramatic feature film, a visual tone poem following several workers on a building site as their daily work and family lives become infused with their deepest memori... Leer todoAn entirely dialogue-free dramatic feature film, a visual tone poem following several workers on a building site as their daily work and family lives become infused with their deepest memories, dreams, anxieties and desires.An entirely dialogue-free dramatic feature film, a visual tone poem following several workers on a building site as their daily work and family lives become infused with their deepest memories, dreams, anxieties and desires.

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8,2/10

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Premios
- 23 premios y 5 nominaciones en total

Imágenes10

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Reseñas de usuarios7

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Reseñas destacadas

auveenbrooks

Evocative and memorable

Beautifully crafted film filled with vivid imagery of everyday Irish life accompanied by an almost ethereal score . Convincing performances by the cast and stunning mosaic of landscape and workplace scenes created a lingering impression that I had just watched something very special.

9mbbcasey

A Feast for the Senses

From the lyrical title to the end credits, The Evening Redness in the South is a feast for the senses. An unusual film with no dialogue, it is cinematic storytelling using every other means: beautiful cinematography; appealing diegetic and non-diegetic soundscape and score; and captivatingly still performances that suggest the narrative. Highly recommended viewing.

9GrahamKayBee

A unique and memorable film

A very different and unusual film. Although very beautiful, it is slow moving and requires a lot patience. However, if you are willing to 'go with the flow', it can be both poignant and, at times, strangely moving. The performances are a particular standout. Although none seem to be trained actors, there's an authenticity and freshness to each role and I'm sure some will go on to greater things. I was skeptical at first but very pleasantly surprised by the immersive experience.

9alicianighrainne

A Must Watch Experimental

When I heard about this experimental film, non-narrative films I'd seen from the likes of Stan Brakhage came to mind. What I watched was a film full of the same visual poetry and a similar existential line of enquiry; but a film that felt much more narratively driven than expected. The Evening Redness in the South takes you on a vivid journey from nihilism to hope through the connection and cohesiveness of seemingly disconnected narrative streams all merging to depict sharply our universal fading, finite but ultimately precious human experience of life. Breathtaking cinematography and an inspiring achievement.

10ronanebrady

A painterly vision

Watching this film was mesmerising - it felt like being in a slow dream, with meandering yet meditative cinematography and a pensive narrative. Although I felt a bit lost sometimes, once I let the film work it's magic on me and just watched and absorbed it, it was entrancing. Watching the Evening Redness leaves you with something magical, it captures a sense of mystery and beauty that we rarely see in film. A film that takes some effort to watch but for which you are richly rewarded, and it's something that stays with you for a long time.