"why do you take photographs?"
this is slow cinema to a t - every scene feels subtly drawn
out, less like a film and more like taking a peek into the
day to day life of the person right across from you.
there's a distinct lack of a dreamy, filmy haze to it - which
lends it a refreshingly realistic and heartfelt feeling.
i love the use of the polaroid camera in this and it's
perfectly in theme too! an…
okay so at first i wrote some extremely long theoretical
analysis but it didn’t feel like me and i felt silly so all i'm
going to say is, this film broke me on multiple levels.
it’s probably not for everyone but i don't care, i’m going
to recommend it anyway.
slow, haunting and episodic - "antenna" is a film made up
of multiple layers, all shrouded in a decade long mystery
of a kidnapped little girl from a dysfunctional family.…
"everyone here at this hotel is just like me.
just as lost,
just as lonely.
it was the first time in my life, i didn't feel alone."
i've been rewatching this film, for the past couple of hours.
despite how morbid it sounds, it also just makes you feel at
ease; you already know it'll be sad but it still tells its story
patiently and beautifully too. it's nothing profound - just
permits you the slow realisation, as with our main heroine,
that we aren't alone in these feelings. sometimes connecting
with others can make us both brave and weak.
晚安。