The Element of Crime Comments

Keyshawn 2022-04-08 08:01:01

Awesome technique. The picture does look like a continuation of "Nightheart", the picture quality is terrible, but the damp, dark, swaying images like hellish ghosts convey emotions and create a first-class atmosphere. Brain powder indeed. The charming narration slowly lingers, and the psychological prying is also very interesting. One of the nursery rhymes is actually "The House Jack Made". You really know how to play. I would also like to say that this is the closest audio-visual experience I...

Ebba 2022-04-08 08:01:01

Such a control freak, who wants to "return to the basics" and then come out with dogma95. Regardless of whether the film itself pursues the form too much and the content is superficial, as the first full-length novel, the strong Tarkovsky atmosphere is enough to intoxicate...

Al 2022-04-08 08:01:01

Such a control freak, who wants to "return to the basics" and then come out with dogma95. Regardless of whether the film itself pursues the form too much and the content is superficial, as the first full-length novel, the strong Tarkovsky atmosphere is enough to intoxicate...

Ida 2022-04-08 08:01:01

One can only use the phrase "for some directors it would be inappropriate for some directors to place early films in their aesthetic systems and to discuss them horizontally and vertically" to describe Lars von Trier's formal and blunt, The lack of originality, frivolous and twisted work, and no personal style at all can be excused. Fortunately, he later used Dougma 95 as a stepping stone to almost completely overthrow the creative method he practiced (or experimented) in this film, so he also...

Herminio 2022-04-08 08:01:01

One can only use the phrase "for some directors it would be inappropriate for some directors to place early films in their aesthetic systems and to discuss them horizontally and vertically" to describe Lars von Trier's formal and blunt, The lack of originality, frivolous and twisted work, and no personal style at all can be excused. Fortunately, he later used Dougma 95 as a stepping stone to almost completely overthrow the creative method he practiced (or experimented) in this film, so he also...