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Old 12.15.2019, 05:38 PM   #24313
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Loved it. Powerhouse performances by Dafoe and Pattinson, great cinematography and damn, that sound design. The atmosphere is thick in this one, almost like german expressionism or a lynchian production. In fact, it somewhat reminded me of the feeling Eraserhead was going for at times. Its narrative is ominous and disorienting, perfectly underlining the fraught and psychologically taxing relationship of its two protagonists. Highly recommended.
i missed that at the movies (i think), now i’m having the urgency to see it somewhere. thanks for the heads up!
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