but the long version of the movie was surprisingly good. the film told the story of the daily ritual of a dalit woman employed to clean a street being used as a toilet in
‘endnote’ was a ‘experimental’ film that left me flabbergasted. based on a play by samuel beckett, it seemed to be about the friendship between three women and a common secret. esoteric and pretentious, i was completely left cold by the over treated, pointless meanderings. it seemed indulgent and unnecessarily intellectualized. i understand the urge for a poetic explorations, but in such a case shouldn’t the image be poetic itself and not treated like a badly made indian music video?
'silent as a fish' was the belgian film that i did manage to catch before leaving for home. in it the simple act of the making of a rational stuffed fish dish and its place in the rituals of jewish life was made into a meditation on violence, the arab and jewish issue, and family. very nice.
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you are just too cool!
i am glad you liked shit. i really like the film. and i can imagine he music video being totally off. you cant just borrow a form and 'use' it. it will never work!
they screen more than one film in an evening?! how do they expect the audience to catch up?
-prachi
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