This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
OK! I've never been this surgical about a review but, when in Rome!
I just finished my second viewing of Alexander Zeldin's The Other Place, and lets change the rating a little bit.
Story's translation into a contemporary setting:
Like I said before Antigone is my favorite play, partly due to the idea of service, faith and sibling love it has spread throughout it. I find it endearing that a sibling would go through so much to prevent dishonor on…
Did they not care leni was sleeping all that time?
That was extremely weird to watch. I’ve been waiting a long long time to see this play and i’m a bit perplexed as to what i just watched. Antigone is my favorite play and this story does a great job at modernizing it, and shifting the characters to fit a contemporary story at least up until the third act. The set design was immaculate once seen from a wider shot.…
a month ago or so, I saw an interview by the director, Rasoulof, at the Lincoln Center in New York. It was very overwhelming for me to see the kind of issues he had to go through to get this film made, the fact that he was pretty much content with living out the rest of his days in prison, but art got in the way of life. A few after that a friend of mine got to see him…
