
Comet2014
Dec 6, 2020 · imported from Letterboxd
“Movies, music, plays- it's all time-based art. There's a beginning and a middle and an end. and you have to see it from beginning to end. You're restrained to that time line, that way of experiencing it. But then there's paintings, no beginning, no middle, no end. You see what you want to see when you want to see it. No restrictions. It's just there” Film was indeed like a beautiful painting with so many goosebumpy moments and added gorgeousness of parallel universe/Dream thingy going back and forth yet story was highly focused. It was like a lesson on relationships and life. Complexities in the narration can be taken in any way you want yet it’s addictive. It beautifully comes together as a puzzle slowly as the performance or writing never seems to wander here and there. Every dialogue has got a link to another in some way or the other. It’s all about the final fate and possibilities in relationship whether it’s beginning, end or middle or in a different world all together. Will it end in the same way or will it be different?? Spectacularly shot film. Having watched Mr Robot, You know it’s a film by Sam Esmail when a character or characters are in the dead end side of a frame. Bloody good debut this was. This is now one of my all time favourites. Criminally underrated.