November 2010
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A Bittersweet Life: Can't have the sweet without...
Try to imagine a more meditative Oldboy and you’re already halfway there with Kim Ji-woon’s wonderful A Bittersweet Life. The film follows Kim Sun-woo as he lives his incredibly controlled life as an enforcer for a crime boss. When he is asked to take his boss’ mistress for a day out on the town, he finds himself attracted to her beauty and purity. When he eventually finds out...
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L'eclisse: On the most beautiful existential...
If we can try to look away from Monica Vitti and Alain Delon for just a minute, we’ll realize that L’eclisse is filled with images every bit as staggeringly beautiful as its two leads. In the conclusion to his ‘informal trilogy on modern malaise,’ Antonioni goes for the emotional jugular after L’avventura and La Notte.Try and bear with me as it’s impossible to...
Nov 1st
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