This movie captures the feeling of how captivating yet limited the folk scene was in the 60s. The film has its weak points of how we can connect with Dylan but I think that was the point. There is a balance to this film where it really doesn’t take a side, it lets the audience make their own decision, which is refreshing. It presents Dylan as an artist with everyone else on the outside, we never really know him.
Elle Fanning…
First Patrick, now Ben… I don’t want to see another linen suit without Josh O’Connor in it.
La Chimera is ethereal and magical. It somehow gets away with breaking the fourth wall while staying grounded. How do you fill the void of someone you lost? The gift of finding lost things and he found her in the end.
This movie makes you lean in and let go. Still thinking about the naked farfalle.
Titles were the best part. The edit was choppy and the story was abrupt. I can appreciate the themes and use of nostalgia, however; it could be handled with more care.
