Tag: film review
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mother! (2017): Jungian Analysis
Discover the mesmerizing world of Darren Aronofsky’s ‘mother!’ through a Jungian analysis.
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‘Close’ (2022) Review (Spoilers): Longing for Closeness
In this captivating film review, ‘Close’ delves into weighty themes with astonishing gentleness.
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‘The Whale’ (2022) Review: Fetishisation of Obesity
IIn this thought-provoking film review of ‘The Whale,’ discover how it tackles the complexities of self-image and self-destruction, but leaves viewers torn between pity and loathing, despite Brendan Fraser’s exceptional performance.
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‘The Woman King’ (2022) Review: Divisive Action Flick
In this compelling film review of ‘The Woman King,’ discover a gripping tale that delves into race and gender issues.
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‘EO’ (2022) Film Review: Step into Nonhuman Cinema
In Jerzy Skolimowski’s 2022 film ‘EO’, a mesmerising cinematic transmutation takes us into the perspective of donkeys, challenging our ethics and environmental consciousness.
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‘Tár’ (2022) Review: Where Aesthetics Become Ethics
Step into Todd Field’s bold 2022 cinematic venture, ‘Tár,’ as he fearlessly delves into the labyrinth of cancel culture. With mesmerizing tension and Cate Blanchett’s brilliance, this film review-worthy masterpiece demands your attention.
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‘Aftersun’ (2022) Review: Poetic Investigation of Remembering
Discover the magic of memory in Charlotte Wells’ mesmerizing debut feature, ‘Aftersun’ (2022).
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‘The Sky Is Everywhere’ (2022): Ointment For My Broken Heart (Personal Review)
This is not going to be an ordinary film review. The purpose of this website is to disrupt the assumption of mainstream film criticism, which presupposes that a film can be “good” or “bad”. Instead, the aim is to focus on – to paraphrase Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari’s remark about bodies – what a…