life is not a fairytale.
what I love about Baker’s storytelling is that it is very real. most of the film is spent looking for Ivan, and I kinda don’t get “the point” but the ending really hit home for me. fairytale endings don’t always happen and not everything makes sense, and sometimes we’re searching aimlessly or searching with aim to no avail.
two moments really stood out to me and they were both with Igor and Anora. the first…
The subject matter was strong. Young girls who have to grow up quicker than other kids. Mothers who are neglected and taken for granted, worked to the bone until there is nothing to give. The cycle repeats.
My beef is that there were so many uncessaey scenes that didn't add to that message bro. I also felt we spend too long building this world. It took us forever to see Troy go down South. At a certain point, I'm like…
Everything will all work out, even if its absolutely nothing like you intended. It will all work out
I'm literally in shambles “in a past life… maybe we were just a bird and the branch it sat on in the morning”… yo. This film is actually my top 3 films — I live in such a grandiose imaginative state of mind And this made me realize there is a level of acceptance needed when it comes to relationships in this current lifetime, a sense of gratitude instead of imagining what could of, would of, or should of been.…
