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Based on what Rafal tells Nowak (the inquisitor) at the moment of his death, and the idea that concluding a series is similar to facing deathāboth marking the definitive end of somethingāI believe the author intentionally presented Rafal in the last two episodes in a symbolic way, which I consider a masterstroke in the series. Introducing a new character at that point would have been a hugeā¦
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
I'm not typically a fan of films that delve into detective themes, but this one is very entertaining because the case itself is quite intriguing. I especially enjoyed the crime scenesāthey were exceptionally well executed.
ćDebussy used to say he liked images as much as musicć
It's amazing to see the recording process of "Illustrated Musical Encyclopedia". Undoubtedly, this film is the key to understanding the Ɣlbum and the music in general of Ryuichi Sakamoto. Image and music, poetry and sound coexist with a fairly free rhythm throughout the film.
ćWhat interesed me are the places where music is heardć
For me, the most surprising thing about his music is his interest in sound. "The background music is never heard from beginning to end".
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