"I'm tired. I thought I just needed a night's sleep but it's more than that."
Inside Llewellyn Davis feels like a constant search for rest & stability. Some found it in family and people but Llewellyn Davis searched for it through his music, however the film communicates the balance between finding rest in your art as well as the sacrifice of stability in order to create art with depth of soul and feeling.
The film's colour grading seems pale and lifeless,…
Unknowingly watched this on the anniversary 😍
Twas a pearl of a moment ✨
“The moment I sink into passivity and irrelevance, then I am done for.”
This is the kind of film that shows you what a painting would feel like. Each stroke of paint very much meant, each brush intended to be felt. It demonstrates the futility of resistance against the inevitable, yet the hopelessness of accepting it. For John Hull that inevitable thing was blindness.
This documentary combines amplified soundscapes with dimly-lit close-ups, tenderly describing the feeling of blindness through film…
Annie. If he wants a girl like he sees in magazines, give him a magazine and be done with him.
The costumes and musical numbers were delightful, however the racism and misogyny were not. If this musical is ever remade without the racism and stereotypes then it has potential for greatness, but it unfortunately has not aged well :(
