A disturbing and occasionally powerful look at youths with suicidal tendencies through the off/online realms that they inhabit.
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A disturbing and occasionally powerful look at youths with suicidal tendencies through the off/online realms that they inhabit.
Murnau takes Moliere’s famous 17th-century play and transforms it into a silent film-within-a-silent film in this moderately-engaging work.
The 80-year-old Bellocchio’s history-based Mafia-cum-courtroom biopic boasts a strong lead performance despite the fairly conventional narrative structure.
One of Murnau’s most treasured silent works, this tale of an old man who loses his dignity due to an unexpected work demotion is one for the ages.
Nolan’s work here is a sci-fi sledgehammer—a mind-numbing head-scratcher on the first viewing, but the confoundment subsides when you do a ‘temporal pincer movement’ on yourself with each subsequent viewing, which is really how you should experience his latest ambitious if at times overbearing cinematic Sudoku puzzle.
Startlingly assured debut by Christopher Nolan in this noir-mystery that lays the first brick for ‘Memento‘ (2000) and ‘Inception‘ (2010).
Nolan’s magnum opus – a complex, cerebral and utterly riveting Hollywood blockbuster of the highest order.
This extraordinary Portuguese docu-fiction is best described as Malick meets Parajanov—a transcendental portrait of what it means to navigate the personal, the familial and the ancestral as a lineage of lived experiences.
Bold and visionary science-fiction, Nolan explores the soul of humanity in his darkest, most ambitious film yet.
A staggering technical and visual storytelling achievement, Nolan’s WWII epic continues his unparalleled run of blockbuster form.