“It’s easy to say they [my movies] are depressing or bleak, but it’s not about that. Human beings are very complex, and when you are doing a movie, or any kind of art, you have to try to have empathy for people.” — Béla Tarr

Sátántangó, directed by Bela Tarr, is nothing short of a cinematic triumph. A great masterpiece that profoundly explores the human psyche, the aftermath of political transformation, and a society descending into hopelessness. With its whopping…

"I can’t wait to see this dream, in which I’ll be a child again and feel happy again. Because everything will be still ahead, everything will be possible."

I think the most apt way to describe Mirror is like an immense, cinematic, reflective monolith, wherein it consists of everything that has happened in the past, everything that is happening right in the present, and everything that might happen in the future. Past, Present, Future, History, Youth, Generations, and Revolutions; Everything…

"That's not going to go over well with the woke mob!"

Hello there! Are you either a popular student who "peaked in high school", a conservative nerd who is very into geek culture and spends too much time inside the Reddit/4Chan bubble and other alt-right spaces online, or a Millennial/Gen X co-worker? If so, then I think you would LOVE this movie. Get in the cinema and go watch this sloppy mess! Say to the cashier that "I'd like a…

The Virgin Suicides was definitely an attempt. This is my first Sofia Coppola film, and I'm not really familiar with her works except that her films tend to attract certain "coquette lana del rey femcel pinterest whisper edtwt female rage it girl" audience. It's safe to say that it did exceedingly well for them, as this film is literally the epitome of the romanticization of every single possible triggers on Tumblr. I slightly got the sense that the film is…