“Wait, it’s all cinema?”
“Always has been.”
There’s something so moving and satisfying about coming to a conclusion about a character or plot point through visual storytelling. The scene where Ansa is shopping for another dining set ahead of her date is undoubtedly my favorite “show, don’t tell” moment of all time. It was such a simple, mundane task but it made so many aspects of her character click into place in just a few seconds with a few contemplative glances that we can deeply empathize with.…
Watched this a couple of days ago and have been in a sort of melancholic trance ever since that may or may not have led to a couple of down days at work. I went in completely blind and came out deeply moved by every frame. I love understated movies that let you sit with what you’re seeing and allow you to fill in the gaps, both in the moment and looking back. I think the way we fill in…