so i finally decided to give in and dedicate the 3 and a bit hours of my life to this film.
the only real parts of this film that i thought actually had real meaning and had been portrayed rather movingly was the tale and struggle of Tóth’s character as a holocaust survivor in post war USA. That part of the movie I thought was really well done and it was clear a lot of time and effort had gone…
something tells me he may not be the messiah, and that in fact, it’s quite possible that he may be a very naughty boy instead
this is why you never abuse the substance but let the substance abuse you
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jesus christ this film made me experience every different emotion possible. I thought it was gonna be a bit of a goofy comedy film at first but this was such a beautifully emotional film. The exploration of how emotions are processed and how we connect within our community as well as the focus on the mental health of humans was perfect. Lars’ character goes through a whole journey both in terms of how he views others and how he’s also seen and treated by people in his community. The ending had me in tears and the whole element of unconditional love was just exhilarating.
