Post by spiderwort on Mar 25, 2021 22:38:47 GMT
london777 and petrolino
So glad to be able to introduce you to this film. I love it. It's so beautifully done and thematically significant. To say nothing of Tavernier's beautiful cinematic style. The camera almost never stops moving, but in a quiet, graceful way that's always in the service of the story.
Couldn't find a trailer, but here's Roger Ebert's review, if you're interested, though you may want to save most of it until you've seen the film. A Sunday in the Country
So glad to be able to introduce you to this film. I love it. It's so beautifully done and thematically significant. To say nothing of Tavernier's beautiful cinematic style. The camera almost never stops moving, but in a quiet, graceful way that's always in the service of the story.
Couldn't find a trailer, but here's Roger Ebert's review, if you're interested, though you may want to save most of it until you've seen the film. A Sunday in the Country