ingrid bergman & liv ullman are such legends, and the thing is they would've still been legends from this film alone. it's honestly the perfect performance piece. i shouldn't be in such shock by how impactful this is, considering it's bergman. just cinema at its most perfect honestly. like kieslowski later did, bergman shows the world in such a personal way that it becomes its own singular world but never once sacrifices its raw honesty and connectivity. heartbreaking.
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Three Colours: Blue 1993
perfect cinematic lyricism. perhaps the best piece about grief in any medium. kieslowski has been one of my favorite directors for a long time now, and i've owned my criterion edition of the three colors trilogy for a while, so i just can't believe i had never made a move on watching this trilogy, his most famous and probably most acclaimed work. i do wish i had experienced this soul crushing beauty back when i first got into kieslowski's work,…
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Hostel: Part II 2007
eli roth after he shoots any scene: i can’t believe i just did that i’m so fucking crazy
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