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Evans 2022-03-16 09:01:07
This is the third feature film brought by the Norwegian director and screenwriter partner. This is also their first English film. The theme is as always, "trauma" and "creation" at the same time pun "creation". They are good at interweaving a visual associative language, in many cases even a strong subjective illusion, the documentary-like realism that they endow is seamlessly connected with different time and space in the plot, showing a certain poetic...
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Antonio 2022-03-15 09:01:08
Are you playing a high IQ person addicted to this movie? His character is a doctor...There are some common sentences in youth/family movies, but there is no line to understand it, especially using xx as a burden. Too xx. And to tell a photographer's story, it must be ppt? But step back ten thousand steps, this piece is pretty good... I like the quick cut scene in the middle with...
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Kasey 2022-03-15 09:01:08
The shooting is very detailed, but unfortunately it is a stagnant story. I can get the weakness of losing my loved ones, the silent memory is more fierce than gunfire, but why people always step into the rivers of the...
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Crawford 2022-03-14 14:12:28
#HKIFF# The breathless depression and obscurity of European directors are also delicate enough to move. Father, mother and two sons each represent the struggling life of people of 4 different ages and stages. I like the little son’s adolescence. The confusion of adolescence is kind of weird but But I really feel like the way others narrate mental activities. It is unexpected and reasonable that my mother became a rootless person after many years as a war...
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Christine 2022-01-20 08:02:26
The details are illusory, but they are down to earth. Everyone in the family of four who is careful and sensitive and thoughtful is full, and Conrad's perspective is super wonderful. It really feels like taking the United States out of a Nordic...
Louder Than Bombs Comments
Extended Reading
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[Jonah gets off from phone with Amy]
Conrad: You know, if I had a girl, I'd never lie to her.
Jonah: Yeah? Good luck with that.
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Melanie: He could still, many years from now, recall the scene in all its detail. The lock of hair she placed behind her ear. The way the washing label stuck out from the neck of her tanktop. The streetlights that went out as they passed Kevin Anderson's house. That strangely familiar smell of damp earth that he couldn't quite place.
