Berberian Sound Studio
Single location (more or less)
Sound plays a critical role
Psychogenic fugue sequences denoted by flash cuts and editing techniques
Enigmatic and hard to unravel
An innocent reaches enlightenment (of sorts)
And of course, both movies divide viewers massively
Anyone agree?
A little, only A Field in England had a much better ending.
shareme of taking a *beep* a long hard to get out one !!!!!!!!!
shareA collaborative script by Salvador Dali and Samuel Beckett, directed by Lawrence Olivier.
When there is no more room in Hell, The Devil will reapply to the Zoning Commission.
... Andrei Rublev (1966), a film by Andrei Tarkovsky. Because of the highly realistic, gritty, black and white depiction of an earlier historical period.
shareYeah I suppose it's a little like Andrei Rublev, but for the vibe perhaps more like Stalker perhaps (men wandering interestly around mysterious fields; elements of magic and occultism; more words than action)
Hard To Be A God has shades of both Tarkovsky and A Field in England
How about "Another Earth" haha
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