Synopsis
Enjoy it while it lasts
Two sisters find their already strained relationship challenged as a mysterious new planet threatens to collide with Earth.
2011 Directed by Lars von Trier
Two sisters find their already strained relationship challenged as a mysterious new planet threatens to collide with Earth.
Zentropa Entertainments Memfis Film Zentropa International Sweden Slot Machine Liberator Productions Zentropa International Köln DR Film i Väst ARTE France Cinéma
世紀末婚禮, 忧郁症, 멜랑콜리아, Melancolía, Melankoli, Melancolia, Меланхолия, Melancholie, מלנכוליה, Melankólia, メランコリア, Melancholija, Melanholija, รักนิรันดร์ วันโลกดับ, Меланхолія, 驚悚末日
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Kirsten Dunst representing depression and not being bothered by the upcoming end of the world? relatable.
Charlotte Gainsbourg representing anxiety and freaking out because of the upcoming end of the world? also relatable.
some of those dramatic hand-held close-ups made me feel like I was watching the office
kirsten dunst taking a nap AND a bath in the middle of her wedding is a huge fucking mood
The feel bad movie of the year! I think Von Trier's next movie should be about puppies.
The fact that Justine smiled all throughout her wedding night (1 hour of cinematic runtime) but smiled her only REAL smile with a little boy asking about magic caves (2 seconds of cinematic runtime) tells you more about depression and unhappiness in general than the most precise psychological analysis ever could. Because all we ever need is a magic cave where we can hide out together with those who understand us. The cave won't protect us from the all-consuming onrush of Melancholia, but it will provide a place where we can hold hands and be at peace with the world, other people, and ourselves. A home built from the tree of the collective unconscious whose branches unite at the top to form a temporary refuge against the perpetual unknown and unknowable: Melancholia itself.
devastating. the loneliest film ever made. justine has disassociated from the world, but can you really blame her? no one truly cares for her, everyone is out for their own self interests. it only takes the end of the world to bring her some connection to people. i don’t think there’s been a better film made about depression ever or since.
the most terrifying fact about the universe is not that it is hostile but that it is indifferent <3
the world is literally about to end and kirsten dunst is just like “okay, and?” 💅🏼😒 an icon