Caerthan Banks

Elinore 2022-01-08 08:03:09

I have watched a few Canadian movies. The most impressive thing before was the Barbarian Invasion. After watching this movie, I think it’s still worth talking about. The film is really amazing. The technique is perfect. It can be used everywhere. Used to worship. It is a master-level movie.

But...

Brain 2022-01-08 08:03:09

This film is considered to be a more "orthodox" one of Igoyan's works. He lacked his signature weird music, lost mystical mysticism, lost the grotesque character and wanton sensuality, and lost the very individual experimental style. The film is more introverted and approachable in terms of story,...

Vito 2022-03-25 09:01:15

The story was originally very simple. It had to be filled with a MV-style style with a lot of beautiful airscapes and ecstatic soundtracks, much like the style of literary youth, but no matter how fancy parallel editing, it couldn’t be like the masters. In the same way, the really exciting spirit overexaggerated the emotions, but forgot to put the logic of the story in more detail. Why is a selfless and kind lawyer who goes to the side of the sword for someone else's daughter, but is cowardly and helpless in the face of his own daughter's depravity, and is worse than a child? It's worth thinking about, but the film doesn't give enough information to flesh out the line. Why does a wheelchair girl lie and doesn't give enough information for the audience to understand. It would be irresponsible for the audience to even win an award at a film festival based solely on emotionally rendered sets and compositions. Why does the audience have to keep guessing how many stories are behind your story when watching a movie? Can't you show it? On the healing of psychological trauma after a disaster. Except that the father finally decides to visit his daughter, the whole film is a gray direction of death, and nothing is really explored.

Arvid 2022-03-27 09:01:14

Finally not so obscure Igoyan