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It's a good character study.... but a little slow...

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In Reply to: RE: I know about that one posted by Victor Khomenko on May 05, 2020 at 10:28:54

In the end, I did enjoy it. Been on a binge of Adam Driver films... Haven't seen you over on IC in a while... It's not as fun as Outside used to be sure. I miss all the old gang from there.. ... Hope you and your family are doing well...

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Slow is good... - Victor Khomenko 12:20:21 05/05/20 (2)
Ah... yes... those old times... :)
Some great memories...

Edits: 05/05/20 05/05/20
- There is something good about slow moving flicks - violinist3 18:16:42 05/05/20 (1)
  It's like they're forced to develop a story.
  - "Slow" films are a different type of storytelling, that's all. - tinear 11:54:12 05/27/20 (0)
    They demand a different mind set from the viewer. Just as a novel and a poem make different demands on a reader, so do more visual, cerebral films. Poems take some effort (the good ones) to disentangle, the meaning isn't obvious: that would defeat the purpose of non-declarative discourse.
    
    The films of Tarkovski and Tarr, of Antonioni and Bi Gan make similar demands upon the viewer; he must be an active, not passive, participant.
    
    It's certainly not for everyone---it's a completely different experience that takes time to appreciate.

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