"eisenstein! pudovkin! we shall fight! we shall win!"
i genuinely think this is a really important film and is in some ways a revival of what i love about some of the directors and films of the 60s and 70s, tho in some ways this is more radical.
it is a representation of social reality in such a clear way but i dont think it just a representation but something that demands more action to change reality, as well as…
sometimes u grow a horse tail and get rlly into bdsm with this guy u kinda know for a couple of weeks, then he gets possessive, but ur a horse now. ur wild, free, u cant be tamed so u run. anyway idk how much of this movie i rlly got but i enjoyed it a lot. visually beautiful and the sound design was great.
i dont know how to express what this film stirs in me other than a great sense of love and hope. algeria freed themselves after 132 yrs of colonialism, tomorrow it will be palestine and soon after i hope the rest of our chains will be thrown off
