well this one is flying some what under the ray dar at the moment but if you have the time you should defiantly check it out. If the fact that the cast consists of only 3 people isn't enough to entice you to watch it then maybe knowing that its been directed by a man who cleverly and stylishly 'cut his cloth' so to speak but in doing so has produced a very addictive and captivating feature!
"craftily engineered piece of work" - Nicolas Barber , the independent
The film opens on a shocking quick shot sequence which lasts for quite a length- there is little dialog as well, there was not a sound in the cinema and if there was ever a moment to realise this is what the cinema experience is about then. I would say that it was this- nobody could tell you were the fire exits were at this point in time. I think the critics are write in saying the films lacks pace after this point and if i'm brutal i would say that some of the beats are a little obvious as time wasters however, i think the overall idea is genius,
Im exited to see what this brit talent will do next be it writer or director.
link to the article i took quote from :
http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/films/reviews/the-disappearance-of-alice-creed-j-blakeson-100-mins-18brrevanche-gtz-spielmann-121-mins-15brthe-milk-of-sorrow-claudia-llosa-95-mins-12a-1960090.html
No comments:
Post a Comment