One of the greatest and gorgeous-looking films I’ve ever seen.
Plus, Robert Mitchum’s ‘Harry Powell’ is one of the greatest cinematic presences of all time, which must’ve been an influence on Daniel Day-Lewis’ character ‘Daniel Plainview’ in Paul Thomas Anderson’s masterpiece There Will Be Blood (2007).
Abbas Kiarostami's 1997 Palme d’Or winner, Taste of Cherry is a wonderfully mediative and therapeutic observation on life and death. It teaches us to appreciate and embrace the simple little things in life.
This film holds a special place in my heart as I saw this film for the first time on my 19th birthday and it told me to never acknowledge the idea of limitations in the medium of cinema, cinematic language and art as a form of communication.…
One of the greatest anthropological studies in the history of cinema.
