I felt uncomfortable after watching it, but I was actually a little scared.

Mackenzie 2022-05-26 16:21:04

#72nd Cannes# Visual fantasy thriller. The film has references to modernist paintings in terms of visuals, especially fine art, lighting and color palettes, such as the Belgian painter René Magritte (a painting of a house is hung on the wall of the living room of the house, which is particularly typical The composition of Magritte) and the American painter Edward Hope (green, light, etc.), residential areas with green as the main color are eye-catching at first glance, and the more they look, the more depressing, whether it is light or lawn (actually fake) It's the clouds in the sky (fake it like a painting), and the rapidly growing baby emphasizes this so-called "Uncanny" feeling. In addition, near the end, there is a cross scene that was very gorgeously filmed, and the design of each scene and the matching and cohesion between the scenes are very good. There is not much to say on the story level. The opening paragraph "Dove occupying the magpie's nest" implies the whole story. As far as the creative context is concerned, it can be regarded as Nicholas Winding Refn. Although the layout is smaller, it is still worth seeing.

Lizzie 2022-05-26 18:41:57

The dialogue and rhythm are great. The whole movie is as absurd and natural as the salesman