Las Palmas Film Festival Review: Guy Maddin’s ‘The Green Fog’
โCoherence is the last concern inย โThe Green Fog,โ whose beauty is comprised in the hidden connections between the city-film tropes.โ
โCoherence is the last concern inย โThe Green Fog,โ whose beauty is comprised in the hidden connections between the city-film tropes.โ
โโNo Date, No Signatureโย excels by subtly examining themes of integrity and moral duties.โ
โThe fatherโs strength lies in knowing when to โprotect the heart by pretending to have no heart,โ and the moment when he chooses to do so is devastating.โ
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