"Monos" focuses on the eight "Monos" juvenile guerrillas and an American female captive in the mountains of Colombia. The film subtly shows the romantic disputes, the test of loyalty and the life-threatening power struggle in this micro-society. The sensory impact of the whole movie is like a knife piercing through the flesh of the audience's mind, because its artistry transcends the boundaries of the screen. Photographer Gaspel Wolfe uses his exquisite lens language to show the sensory hallucinations in the crazy night and the untamed scenery of the Columbia Mountains. These images add ethereal splendor to the film. Michael Levy’s soundtrack for the film seems to sway between the world and the gods, whether it is the whistle echoing in the mountains, or the intermittent turbine-like sound, and occasionally accompanied by opera strings. Music can leave unforgettable memories for the audience
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Monos evaluation action
2022-01-18 08:01
Extended Reading
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Johnnie 2022-03-19 09:01:08
The raw political fables of war children, the closed jungle animal-like human laws, and the pursuit of fierce and brutal audio-visual effects, but the overall slightly immature posture did not support the desperate, disorderly and primitive atmosphere created by the house. The soundtrack of "Under the Skin" and "The First Lady", Mica Levi, is really amazing. #北影节2019# The midnight show of the library.
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Simeon 2022-03-25 09:01:19
I don't like it, another work that Douyou can't give a low score because of his vanity. (The last part was Rome) After watching it, I felt that the director's complacent expression was very similar to Bi Gan's narcissism about the last night of the earth (Speaking of Bi Gan is still trying to narrate) The director gave up the narration at all, and did not feel that The director's future is promising, but he can only control the clips due to lack of ability. Each clip is applauded, but the overall narrative can't be contained. It is true that the audio-visual language is close to a perfect score, and the steady push mirror likes it very much. But the bizarre sound effect bass bombing is nothing but terrifying. Rather than a large audio test, it's a test of empathy and understanding. I believe that those with strong empathy and understanding skills like me will feel physical discomfort and headaches. I tried to infer the background and time and space setting by observing some symbols, but they were deliberately concealed by the director, and the photos on the newspaper TV wall were not inferred. The motives of the characters' actions are not portrayed, and some are only displayed, which is too superficial. Changing the screenwriter can become a masterpiece similar to the rise of the Planet of the Apes. There are too many interesting settings to play in the end of the world. It’s a pity that it floats from the perspective of children like Florida Manor.
