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Posted by sbrians on September 21, 2011 at 15:08:14:
Yes, it's that Hanna. My computer did not show your pic. the 1st time that I looked, thus, the link.
I agree that Clockwork is quite disturbing. Hanna is not nearly so. I just mentioned the 2 together because I think that they are both great and both try to fully utilize the combination of picture and sound. I think that Hanna fully accomplished what Kubrick tried to do in his films as far as utilizing the importance of sound as 1/2 of the art.