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Film as Art #15 — Lessons of Darkness (1992) by Werner Herzog Flying over the vast open land of the devil, the interstellar observer speaks gently yet firmly, “This was once a forest before it was covered with oil. Everything that looks like water is in actualit

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[A Picture Speaks a Thousand Words] - Charlie in the middle of nowhere Charlie in the middle of nowhere Thousands of years went past since Alice travelled to the wonderland. What was the truth to her, became legend. With the turning of wheel of aeons, legend became myth.

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[A Picture Speaks a Thousand Words] - The Bridge A group of seven were slowly approaching the bridge. Their gait was that of lepers, one wearisome step at a time. However they were not lepers. Hunger, thirst and severe deprivation of nutrition broke

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Film as Art #14 — Santa Sangre (1989) by Alejandro Jodorowsky I’ve been pondering upon this film and how to start writing about this. I am unsure where to begin. Not to undermine its innate ability to amaze and entertain (perhaps not to the extent to the filmmak

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What exactly do you want?The question I'm asking here is a simple and a short one. What do you want? I mean, I know you want a smoking cup of coffee or a cold beer, that nice dress or that raise but what is it you’re looking

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Film as Art #13 - La Grande Illusion (1937) By Jean Renoir La Grande Illusion (The Grand Illusion) is a film of great importance for almost everyone, from social scientists, historians, filmmakers to the common people. While outwardly it boasted a jovial come

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A short essay on Tarkovsky's Ivan's Childhood (1962)Andrei Tarkovsky has often been named as the cinema poet / the poet of cinema. But the term has been passed around so casually that even the ones who have never bothered to take a deep look within his

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Musings on Chungking Express — I swear, this is not a review I grew up in a society where women do not approach men. It’s always the other way around. I’ve asked a few female friends of mine, why do they do it. Well, there’s obviously peer pressure. No woman wa

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Film as Art #12 - Le Samourai (1967) by Jean-Pierre Melville Let’s ask one of the most subjective questions ever, what is the most attractive attire for men? I can’t decide that for all the men (and certainly not for the women) but I have felt an immense love f

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Film as Art #11: In the Mood for Love (2000) by Wong Kar-wai I’ve always considered people who give up the possibility of a life full of contentment for naught but silly reasons utterly and completely foolish. Then I have been there, in a similar position and I

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