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A Fistful of Dollars 1964
Yes, it is an adaptation of Kurosawa and may fall short compared to its sequels in terms of plot and acting.
However, this film marks the true birth of Spaghetti Westerns and introduces one of the most iconic characters in cinema history!Translated from by -
The Double Life of Véronique 1991
Among other well-known films, the plot primarily reminds me of Quest for Love (1971).
Not that I would ever compare the quality of the two films.Translated from by
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Seance on a Wet Afternoon 1964
What does it look like when a married couple constructs an illusion similar to the one in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" Or when a husband, who loves his wife tragically and unconditionally, agrees to partake in such a deception, akin to Erich von Stroheim's character Max in "Sunset Boulevard," and agrees to commit a crime and "borrow" a child from wealthy parents?
A melancholic tale of a couple trapped in the past. Billy, emotionally fragile, exhibits profound and tragic…Translated from by -
Threads 1984
It's hard to say if I'll ever watch this movie again, but it will definitely stay with me. Beyond the haunting images of a potential nuclear war and its consequences, one scene stands out with its clear symbolism of Christ's birth. On Christmas eve, Ruth's daughter lies wrapped in rags in her mother's arms, surrounded by a few freezing, impoverished survivors. But this time, there's no salvation for humanity. The birth of the girl isn't a sign of better days…
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