The first
thing that strikes you when watching “The machinist” is the extreme thinness of
Christian Bale who plays the tormented Trevor Reznick. Anderson, the director, wants precisely this effect and we are bombarded with close-ups of the face of the
protagonist being all consumed, his ribs and spine standing out.
Did you ever think "enough with work, with studying, enough with whatever: let's watch a movie"? We think that a lot. So much that we don't just want to watch movies: we want to think, write, read, hear, talk, even argue about them. A blog from dreamers to dreamers.
Friday, April 26, 2013
Friday, April 19, 2013
Kon-Tiki
"Kon-Tiki"
tells the story of the Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl and the adventure resulting from the decision to cross, with a raft of all-natural wood, the
Pacific Ocean from Peru to Polynesia: the aim is to prove the theory that the South
Americans were the first ones to step foot on this land (and not Asians, like the dominant theories say).
Saturday, April 13, 2013
Outbreak
In 1967 Billy Ford (Morgan Freeman) discovers a virus
in Zaire called "Motaba" with a death rate of 100% and which kills within 24
hours of infection. The U.S. government assumea that bombing the infected population will destroy the only outbreak.
Sunday, April 7, 2013
Evil (Ondskan)
What are the
limits of power? Who do we blame or point at as evil? Who deserves to be punished
and how? These are just some of the questions raised by the Swedish film “Evil”.
In Sweden, during the fifties, within a conservative and rigid society, the young
Erik Ponti, played impeccably by Andreas Wilson, seems to be out of control because of his temper, violent and irascible. Despite this, at home he stands stoically the punches that, for whatever reason, his grim
stepfather inflicts on him.
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