This is an amazing film. One of the most subtly moving films I have ever seen. You are absolutely right that there is no way to really describe .
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It's magical realism mixed with kitchen-sink drama, seasoned by a haunting sense of history as a sentient entity.
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The film give me few scenes to interest me. The story is so vaguely told and it's very, very, slow. I do enjoy the images - many great stills could be taken out ...
This beautiful film has lots to give to everyone, as long as you know how to receive it. We must surrender and let ourselves be possessed by the ...
Every moment of this film is enjoyable. For much of the movie, it struck me as no more or less than a solid example of the cinema of auteur Arichitapong ...
I actually think it's the strongest of the Weerasethakul films I've seen so far, since it successfully avoids a lot of the 'slow cinema' cliches ...
With the near-constant hum of cicadas and the musical lilt of Thai dialogue, the film is incredibly relaxing and dream-like. At one point ...
The compassion and gentleness that the film shares with its audience make its extradiegetic hardships even more stinging. Unable to attend the ...
Inspired by a true incident, the story involves a hospital ward full of soldiers in the grip of a mysterious sleeping sickness.
A muted dreamscape from the Thai director Apichatpong Weerasethakul, who is best known for his “Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives.