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Haylie 2022-05-04 06:01:02
Puppet: an essay on uncanny life
Standing before the temple of wisdom, the young hero Tamino laments the darkness, wondering if daylight will ever reach his eyes, and whether his beloved is alive. The tiny puppet enters the stage slid along a groove, like a paper cutout, but we quickly see that Tamino is a living performer singing...
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Josie 2022-05-04 06:01:02
"One thing more: They want to destroy us."
The opening subtitles are printed; "The painter John Borg and his wife temporarily live on the island of Friesland in Baltrum. Alma discovered his hallucinations in her husband's diary, which formed the basis of the film." The subtitles are accompanied by the sound of the camera turning, ending...
Georg Rydeberg
Extended Reading
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Johan Borg: I thank you. The limit has at last been reached. The glass is shattered, but what do the splinters reflect? Can you tell me that?
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Alma Borg: There's one thing I've been puzzling over. Are you in a big hurry? I'd like to ask you something. It's this. Is it true that a woman who lives a long time with a man, eventually winds up being like that man? I mean, she loves him and tries to think like him and see like him. They say that it can change a person.
