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  • Eraserhead
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  • Seven Samurai
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  • MadS

    ★★½

  • No Other Land

    ★★★

  • The Monkey

    ★★½

  • The Hidden Fortress

    ★★★½

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  • Apocalisse

    Apocalisse

    ★★★★★

    67. Trento Film Festival

    A bunch of society's rejects (drug addicts, AIDS and mental institutions' patients, prisoners, homeless people) are asked to read or recite passages of the Book of Revelation. You're not ready for this, no one is. In framing these people, Dal Bosco (recently passed away) has the uncompromising and radical gaze of Pasolini and Brakhage, the camera slowly and obsessively swinging left and right, again and again, while through their mouths God himself is unleashing his rage…

  • Twin Peaks: The Return

    Twin Peaks: The Return

    ★★★★★

    I decided to try out a review in chapters for this second viewing of The Return, in which I'll update this entry as I watch the show's Parts. Each update will include some thoughts/sensations about the Part I just watched and will probably discuss some plot points, so I'm afraid there are gonna be spoilers (although I doubt that there are that many people who haven't watched this yet).

    I have the feeling that this second time will be much…

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  • Eraserhead

    Eraserhead

    ★★★★★

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  • The Royal Hotel

    The Royal Hotel

    ★★★

    A good film almost ruined by a pointless ending. The need for catharsis can be very dangerous.

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  • The Smell of Burning Ants

    The Smell of Burning Ants

    ★★★★

    "No one ever tells him what to be, only what not to be; boys become boys, in large part, by not being girls. [...] Later, he will be with women, and feel what he has been robbed of."

    The creation of the male gender (there's a conflation in the film between sex and gender, its discourse tackling the traditional/patriarchal production of gender roles) is for once seen as a result of negative repression and the traumas provoked by the always-already…

  • Cadaver

    Cadaver

    ★★

    A nuclear holocaust only to justify a bunch of people accepting an invite to dine in a theatre is a bit too much but OK.