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Coco 2017
death is inevitable, but being forgotten is what we should truly fear. that realization hit me in an unexpected way, stirring thoughts about how we hold on to those we've lost, not just through memories but through the small things they leave behind in our lives—stories, traditions, even habits.
it’s a movie for anyone who has ever loved and lost, for anyone who holds on to those fading memories, hoping that somehow, in the grander scheme of things, they will last.
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The Boy and the Heron 2023
sometimes, people we care about leave, and things we love are gone, and it hurts. it's tough because we can't change it or bring them back. yet, in accepting that, there's a kind of peaceful sadness, a bittersweet feeling that says it's okay to hold on to the good memories and feel the love even when things change.
and i feel this is what the film is about.
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Dogville 2003
dogville is an immersive portrayal of undiluted animosity, an assault on the senses that leaves an indelible mark. it doesn't merely evoke sadness or melancholy; it revels in its cruelty. within its narrative confines lies the unmasking of humanity's most repugnant qualities, reducing us all to our basest essence, akin to dogs - creatures oblivious to morality, requiring coercion and suppression to conform to the standards set by self-appointed arbiters of virtue.
the layers of meaning and symbolism woven into…
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