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Nilsmedskills added Baskin, Starry Eyes, Kaidan, and 18 others , Onibaba, The Devils, Gojira, The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog, The Man Who Laughs, The Seventh Victim, Les lèvres rouges, Phantom of the Paradise, The Spiral Staircase, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Der Golem, wie er in die Welt kam, The Black Cat, The Phantom of the Opera, Kurutta ippêji, Das Testament des Dr. Mabuse, What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?, Les diaboliques and La belle et la bête to their watchlist 13 minutes ago
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Siskoid commented on Bergman Island 14 minutes ago
In Bergman Island (Mia Hansen-Løve 2021's film, not the 2006 documentary), Vicky Krieps and Tim Roth are film makers doing a residency on Fårö Island, where Bergman shot many of his most famous films (and lived). Hansen-Løve uses Krieps' character Chris as a stand-in for herself in a kind of Russian doll situation. Chris is having trouble writing a script, but as she tells her partner what it is, we see a film within a film, in which HER stand-in is Amy, played by Mia Wasikowska, also a director visiting Fårö (though for a wedding). Problems relating to Amy's love life might then relate to problems in Chris', which in turn may or may not relate to what's happening in Hansen-Løve's (her own partner was Olivier Assayas, who may or may not be lampooned in Tim Roth's character). In Chris' case, is she risking playing out Scenes from a Marriage? Bergman's existential work haunts the film through its locations, of course, but never makes it so bleak. The first half is practically a travelogue, made interesting to me by the idea that Chris is always just a few steps behind, and feels like she's being abandoned even when she did the abandoning. Or perhaps Tim Roth's character is always a few steps ahead, giving her an autonomy she doesn't really want in the moment. A lot is left unsaid, and that ending isn't particularly satisfying even if it might act as a DOUBLE-ending (perhaps). Magically, we invest in the Amy story quite a lot despite it being an interlude, but the rest (an extended frame tale) is too subtle a character study to connect as strongly with the audience. -
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Nilsmedskills checked It Comes at Night and Happy Death Day 16 minutes ago
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