beautiful imagery and an articulately crafted world, but a filmmaker’s medium is time as much as image. a hard movie to recommend.
I Lost My Body builds a story on a uniquely endearing and relatable concept- a hand as a surrogate for the physical texture of memory. The film follows two story lines in parallel- one of a severed hand in search of some kind of resolution and the other of it’s owner, Naoufel, an ill-fated young man.
Visually, I was less impressed with the actual animation though I thought the film did well in using color and drawing to create a world with…
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Tick Tick Boom is a semi- autobiographical film adaptation of three person musical (which was rewritten from a one-man musical) about Jonathan Larson writing a musical.
to distinguish between Tick Tick Boom the film and Tick Tick Boom the musical-
The musical is a witty, satirical, comical love letter to musical theater and New York City. The film however, is not great. It bounced back and forth between a stage production of TTB and the story on which TTB is based,…
