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Pickpocket 1959
Pickpocket is a mosaic of human complexity as much as it is a defiance of morality through a character that is uncertain of life. Bresson’s familiar approach of Minimalist filmmaking and reducing of over-stylizing is true to be seen. With simplicity and the mundane densely filling the scenes, this film had an immense impact on French Cinema because of Robert Bresson.
Not a single moment is used for a manner that is unnecessary and frivolous within its direction, just a…
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Yi Yi 2000
Honestly.. A sensual-visual experience that is perfection. A movie about the poetic overlapping of lives intertwining through the ages, and I felt it to my very heart.
Edward Yang uses the back of his characters head as a foreground in some shots to distinguish a sense of perspective but just enough to feel hidden, not exposed, and that really resonates with me.
His cinematography and use of 35mm film makes the scenes of Taiwan’s urban landscape absolutely breathtaking. His long…
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