Gusto wants to make something that people love, then Ego writes a critique, which makes Gusto give up on sustaining his life. This is the eternal pitfall of someone who is trying to make art. Trying to be likable, but also being your own biggest critic. This film is all about art, and what makes one an artist, moreover a good artist.
The film also has a clear social message about immigrants being frowned upon and not given a chance,…
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‘There can be no poetry after Auschwitz’ this could be extrapolated into classical art, as I think postmodern becoming mainstream started with the totalitarian systems betrayed classical forms of art by using them to illustrate such figures and symbols of animosity. Hitlerian fascism was really terrifying because it was so methodical, it had such a grandiose for everything, that even an ice sculpture had to be sculpted as a swastika and that a house had to be built at the…
This film is the most authentic mirror of life in Budapest, in your 20s. Anyone who comes living here for a certain period, should watch this before to understand some culture-specific stuff in our metrpolis.
This film is also about the existential question of a pseudo-nihilistic guy, who really got stuck in a developmental crisis. His coming of age actually comes at 29, which is pretty late to achieve it. Áron, the protagonist, feels like an out-of-touch hero, like Gulliver,…
A lot of people think that a 3-star film is of the worse ones, because we are used to watch good films as there is an initial filter when searching for films through our own interests. I would first and foremost say that a 3-star film for me is a good one, it means I had a good time with it, but I can see its flaws and I feel like it wasted some of its potentials.
Now, it is…
