A movie that is just annoying.
Dialogs that are so cliche, they're just annoying. Characters that have near to no chemistry with each other and are just annoying. Screaming at each other over and over again - which is just annoying when there is no noticeable relationship from which such anger and passion could evolve. If it only was played nicely by the actors, but even the acting itself is annoying.
One thing that was not annoying to me most…
Seen at the Arsenal Kino in Tübingen.
There are actually quite interesting topics and an interesting way of processing death, life and one of Japans biggest problems and it's people fear, earthquakes.
But unfortunately most of the moments that could've involved into more serious and thoughtful scenes were quickly drowned by anime humor and cliché.
There was one particular scene towards the end of the movie, where the characters drove past tsunami walls, warning signs and through ghost cities. A…
This is a documentary, or rather a story, about Florian "Doc" Kaps. Doc is truly an inspiring and special personality and I have to thank him a lot for his commitment to save Polaroid, packfilm and keeping the analogue spirit in alive. This documentary is as special as Doc is, and it not only captured him perfectly, but also a lot of different actors in this story of keeping analog alive in a faster and more superficial world.
I really felt touched and inspired after watching this great documentary and you can tell that there's a lot of love inside it.
I didn't expect such a serious film when seeing the fantastic Steve Zissou and his crew in the trailer and on the cover photo.
It feels really lightweight and has it's special humor, but for me it couldn't hide the serious topic of fatherhood, responsibility and regret in life - it's rather the opposite: It carries and wraps this topic in the same kind of cynicism (and (subtle) bitterness?) as we might approach it in life. Followed by a wonderful…
