Category Archives: Documentary
“The Vanishing Brain: Patriarchal Ruins and Genetic Hauntings — Deconstructing the Dual Narrative Labyrinth of Jar City”
In the frigid currents of the North Atlantic, director Baltasar Kormákur’s Jar City (Mýrin) constructs a polar graveyard of collective trauma. Merging the DNA of Nordic noir with existential philosophy, the film uses Iceland’s
“Italian for Beginners”: A Delicate Tapestry of Human Connection and Resilient Joy
Lone Scherfig’s Italian for Beginners (2000) is a cinematic gem that defies categorization. Often labeled a romantic comedy, this Danish film transcends genre conventions to craft a tender, observant portrait of ordinary lives intersecting
Ulvepigen Tinke——A childhood friend, a friend of the general angle
The “Wild Girl” is also known as the “Wild Girl”, in comparison, I prefer the “girl”, more intimate, but also more lovely. If you are a lolicon, take note, this film is
Krzysztof Kieslowski: I’m Anxious Cancer
The first time I watched this documentary was in a sophomore communication class, and I have never been able to figure out why I watched it in a class like that. The
De fem benspænd——What are the five barriers?
Recently re-watched the film, noting a number of previously unnoticed details, such as the first obstacle proposed before, Feng Till even do not know what kind of challenge should be set for
The New Tenants ——Dystopia and the new tenants of life
The 82nd Academy Award for Best Live Action Short Film – “The New Tenant” uses twenty minutes and two story lines – one light and one dark – to reveal for us
Stille hjerte——What Europeans are really shooting
Europeans may have reached a new stage of development, where food, drink, life planning, love, workplace affairs, etc. have long since ceased to be their main focus. A film screened at this
Zappa ——Two works of Danish director August
At home over the weekend, I watched the August anthology I bought last week, which contains two films, “City of Children” and “The Age of Youth”. I was not familiar with August’s
Move On ——With the scenery and Uncle Mads, what more do you want?
I did not expect to be awarded the Cannes Film Festival in the same year Uncle Mak also made such a film. The acting is online, Uncle Mak is handsome as always
Eldfjall——A bad-tempered old man who thinks and cries on the toilet now
Volcano” is a small literary film by Icelandic director Runa Runason. It’s a small literary film by Icelandic director Runarsson. I have not been able to find resources for a long time,
