The film captures the truth that cinema can allow us to experience a conception of the world totally foreign to our own . But I am more drawn to the film as a lucid dream, a 122-minute experience that illuminates intrinsic truths about life's mysteries without imposing strict definitions of their meaning.
Missing: (2015) - Brothers
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Inspired by a true incident, the story involves a hospital ward full of soldiers in the grip of a mysterious sleeping sickness.
Cemetery of Splendour, if nothing else, is a pointed analysis of the wounds the Thai military have inflicted on the country over the decades. “I ...
Missing: Review: Brothers
An incurable sleeping sickness yields an elusive yet expansive rumination on matters both political and intensely personal in “Cemetery of Splendor,”
An elementary school-cum-hospital built atop a “cemetery of kings,” ancient spaces reactivated the present, and a female medium able to channel ...
Jenjira's perspective on events changes as her relationship with Keng deepens and allows her to seek out some of the spirits around her.
It's not an easy film for an audience expecting a traditional story, and definitely a festivals' and critics' favourite; however, setting ...
This film bulges with memorable images and starkly emotive compositions. Each edit brings with it a surprise. The ominous sound design ...