In Reply to: SOME forreing films have venues posted by Victor Khomenko on June 1, 2020 at 10:46:54:
a (relative) great success, it would be from an established, more well-known director. Frankly, I was pleasantly surprised to see its (again, relatively so) wide release. Meanwhile, "Burning," a film I thought was superior to it, was very difficult to find on the big screen.Perhaps the best of recent foreign releases, "An Elephant Sitting Still," by a young Chinese filmmaker (Hu Bo, who admitted to being a fan of Tarr's) (and Bela reciprocated by highly praising the young man), had been almost impossible to find in theaters (pre-virus, of course).
Tragically, there will be no more of Bo's work: he committed suicide soon after the film's release.
"Bridge the gap sufficiently." Not for me. My Kuro was great, but I couldn't compare it to the thrill of seeing 10 ft. tall lips or the audience experience (usually, early in the day to avoid noise makers).
Edits: 06/01/20
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- "Parasite," indeed, was a shock, though if a foreign film were to be - tinear 11:22:20 06/01/20 (2)
- This is like saying "$100 wine is not for me." - Victor Khomenko 11:36:56 06/01/20 (1)
- Not if I had to suffer Murdock. You said, "sufficiently." Not for me. - tinear 14:56:10 06/02/20 (0)