Cinema revives its beauty in this film. Its challenging visual techniques fits precisely as an architecture design. Therefore the 'brutalism' and 'hardcore beauty of nature' merges as a violent expression of someone who doesn't seek validation but tries to surpass it in 3 different worlds: Political survival; Inferiorization/Condescendence; Artistic integrity. Engaging for me to the very end even in the dynamic intermission.
PS: I don't like Brutalism. Yes, there are films with 3 or more hours. It's cinema not your Tik-Tok escapism.
