A mystifying fragment of Bob's meander through England's countryside and cityscapes, this journey towards the stage punctuated by events and stories ineffable. A bright, sunny day where Bob and The Band stumble upon a tree in which a boy once killed himself. Dylan flicking through a magazine, picking up on Mercury's conjunction with Jupiter as he ironically giggles at it's supposed power to manifest money. Bob traversing his way through run-down estates, climbing up walls and standing on top of…
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Penda's Fen 1974
My viewing of Penda's Fen consisted of hope for it to never end. Every shot I wished would linger a while longer, with the environment of Pinvin so full of spirit and each word spoken utterly transcendental. How does one even begin to grapple with the 'angel of technocratic death... hidden beneath this shell of lovely earth?'. Arne's words reverberate through this small, Parish town as we view it in all its glory. Stephen flinches at Arne's mention of Elgar,…
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Poor Things 2023
literally atrocious & cringe beyond belief. so fucking done w these defeatist, 'hyper-ironic', neolib takes that try so desperately to analyse society from a 'post-modern' perspective by asserting that “humans are sexually depraved, hierarchal, and beyond salvation thus there’ll always be suffering & exploitation because it’s innate within us. societal structures like socialism & feminism will always fail because of our biological tendencies tehe 😝 you can never escape”. like BOOOO enough with these defeatist, boring narratives!!!
also, bruñel did not direct Belle de…
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La Dolce Vita 1960
A descent into detachment. Spiralling down into the layers of hell, La Dolce Vita is an Inferno with no guide nor self-assured protagonist. Christ has already fled the scene at the start, being pulled up by helicopters, while we, on the other hand, accompany Marcello’s downward trek through the streets of Rome and his subsequent indulgences. Fellini questions the act of looking acutely in such a revolutionary manner; for example, outside of the constant presence of the paparazzi, there are…
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