I wish I could get into this movie, but there's just something about it that stops me every time I try. And before someone tells me I need to watch less Marvel movies, my favourite movie is Satantango.
Lav Diaz still has a distinctive type of direction compared to Bela Tarr, I recommend you watch his other great films first, for example Ebolusyon, Mula sa Kung Ano Noon, and Melancholia
Best film that I watch Wort it to watch this kind of quality film To grow your observation and learn to feel the emotions of all the characters in this movie The people who get to used to watch easy film like marvels that you don’t need to think much I’m sure cannot appreciate this kind of film
Stupenda pellicola ambientata in Filippina nel 1997, la sceneggiatura è interessante nello svolgimento e la pellicola fa capire il contesto sociale delle Filippine dell' epoca, però è una pellicola pesante, in più il regista si sofferma in modo troppo prolungato su certe scene.
It looks like it was shot with an amateur camera. Bad direction and photography. Watch Cold War, that's a clever example of using black and white and photography.
It was shot digitally, gives the filmmaker more freedom and to further emancipate his cinema. As for the directing I don’t see what’s so bad about it, he literally won the top prize at Venice
Dude are you even aware of the director's filmography? Majority of his films are done in a tight budget. It's ridiculous to compare him with Pawlikowski. You should watch his 2014 masterpiece From What Is Before.
While the film itself is average Diaz, the final minutes transcended into one of Lav Diaz's best scenes. It was glorious to see.
one of the best films of the decade
I'm gonna watch this. We are neighbor, yet I've never watched any Filipino movie before (Indonesian here)
I wish I could get into this movie, but there's just something about it that stops me every time I try. And before someone tells me I need to watch less Marvel movies, my favourite movie is Satantango.
Dude! I would want to be your friend.
Lav Diaz still has a distinctive type of direction compared to Bela Tarr, I recommend you watch his other great films first, for example Ebolusyon, Mula sa Kung Ano Noon, and Melancholia
Best film that I watch
Wort it to watch this kind of quality film
To grow your observation and learn to feel the emotions of all the characters in this movie
The people who get to used to watch easy film like marvels that you don’t need to think much
I’m sure cannot appreciate this kind of film
one of the best films of the decade
Try Watching A Lullaby to the Sorrowful Mystery
Great film!
one of the best films of the decade
This is art a gem of Phil cinema.
Dapat ay tularan nang mga film company ang trip ni luv diaz sa mga pelikula niya napaka experimental.
Where can I rent a copy?
smipth u can download this in yts
I have seen it. but trailer is bogus. no clue of the story.
It shows how bogus your thinking is
Stupenda pellicola ambientata in Filippina nel 1997, la sceneggiatura è interessante nello svolgimento e la pellicola fa capire il contesto sociale delle Filippine dell' epoca, però è una pellicola pesante, in più il regista si sofferma in modo troppo prolungato su certe scene.
Need to catch up
The movie legend JOHN LLOYD CRUZ
It looks like it was shot with an amateur camera. Bad direction and photography. Watch Cold War, that's a clever example of using black and white and photography.
It was shot digitally, gives the filmmaker more freedom and to further emancipate his cinema. As for the directing I don’t see what’s so bad about it, he literally won the top prize at Venice
If you're alreadyfamiliar with the director.. that's his style. Low budget, lo-fi, raw, amateurish look, no frills type of filmmaking.
Also when it comes to painting.. do you think Basquiat is bad compared to the one in ur avatar?
SHUT THE FUCK UP DUDE!
Dude are you even aware of the director's filmography? Majority of his films are done in a tight budget. It's ridiculous to compare him with Pawlikowski. You should watch his 2014 masterpiece From What Is Before.
I came here for romantic films