“You shoot me in a dream you better wake up and apologise”
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Exquisitely crafted character piece, that allows Cate Blanchett to completely lose herself in the role of Lydia Tár, a performance that I’d say is metaphoric.
From the very first scene, I was completely absorbed into this esoteric world of classical music and narcissistic rhythms.
The world building that Field has orchestrated (pun intended) is cold, sharp-edged, and allusive; an upper class state of mind for the proletariats.
The ending, which feels like a crescendo, hits, not so much with the…
The Double Life of Véronique is a window into the soul. A rich tapestry of feelings and sensuality of the world around us. Deftly captured through a spyglass, or the raindrops on the windowpane. What we see is indescribable, and often unfathomable. Director Krzysztof Kieślowski shoots with a sepia tone to invoke a dream-like quality. His ability to capture the most mundane and evoke a feeling is miraculous, but not for the sake of being showy. Seeped in existentialism, the story is…