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Millennium Mambo 2001
Dreamy and reflective. A sensational contemplation of what it means to be alive- to be young, curious, aimless, and yet, in a constant pursuit of happiness. There are no answers for what defines our purpose, but in a meaningless world, we plunge into the depths of an even greater question of the human experience. Understanding the world and our place in it comes from living through experiences outside of our own minds. We are here, starchasers in a sea of iridescent bokeh, and breathing in the infinite.
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Green Snake 1993
Throw away prejudice. Dismantle the preconceived notions conjured up by orthodox society- those malleable, disloyal, ever-evolving standards- which corruptible and insensitive minds alike often align. Meditate on what it is to be free of opinion, to see a thing straight down to its core and speak of it plain, to see a thing and believe and feel and think, therein lies beauty, before assigned banality, before judgment, before whisking oneself away with the flood of voices caught in the whirlpool,…
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April Story 1998
Throughout this film, I felt tension in my limbs, a tightness in my chest, and stiffness in my arms as I gripped my blanket around my shoulders. Nireno Uzuki and her quiet journey through navigating a new city, routine, and social circle speaks true to the introversion and commonality of isolation in the world. Through the humdrum and awkwardness and insignificance of little things like broken and forgotten umbrellas in local bookstores and a miscalculated surplus in cooking ingredients can…
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2001: A Space Odyssey 1968
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
2001: A Space Odyssey is a terrifying look into the winter of humanity. Coldness pierces your skin as you watch HAL's defiance, the soundless scape of astronauts being flung into space, the silent massacre of hundreds in restful hibernation. This film presents cosmic horror in the calmest ways possible, and yet, the concepts of helplessness plunge into the vastness of oneself the way that frostbite does in one's fingertips. Slowly, numbingly. What a trip.
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