NYFF 2018 Review: Claire Denis’ ‘High Life’
โDenisโ approach resembles that of Pattinsonโs performance: pointedly pared down to the bare minimum without fully untethering from recognizable humanity.โ
โDenisโ approach resembles that of Pattinsonโs performance: pointedly pared down to the bare minimum without fully untethering from recognizable humanity.โ
โBy exposing the falsehood of oneโs presumption of power, the Safdies awaken viewers to the inescapable consequences of their actions and weaknesses, along with the vulnerability of their own fate.โ
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โA tremendously fun movie, โDamselโ reinvigorates the Western aesthetic even as it defies many of the genreโs story conventions.โ
Vague Visages Writers on Their Favorite 2017 Releases
“‘Good Time’ plays like little more than a direct-to-video thriller.”
‘It cannot be understated: ‘The Lost City of Z’ is a revelation.’
“‘The Childhood of a Leader’ may not behold a traditional narrative, yet Corbetโs auterist style creates a memorable visceral effect.”
“While Cronenberg’s visuals and Bruce Wagner’s dialogue left me speechless early on, the pacing and tone of the final half inspired a couple face-palms. Even so, Cronenberg has plenty to say with Maps to the Stars, and the film’s best moments are powerful.”