MIFF returns!
Melbourne International Film Festival is back again
Festival Dates
25th July - 11th August
I have yet to dig into the whole program. but there is soo much good content as always.
Two thus far that have caught my eye are:
The Congress directed by Ari Folman
Belgium, France, Germany, Israel, Luxembourg, Poland 120 mins.
The plot isn't original in the scene that it is a human entering a digital world , the exploration of the avatar, eternity and journey's of no return. However the music, colour palette and editing is something I am most curious to witness unfold on screen.
Reminds me of mash between Satoshi Kon's Paprika story and the French Independent Animation Company Alphanim's Delta State style of animation.
Either way, I anticipate I shall be writing about this shortly.
Stoker directed by Park Chan-wook
USA 99 mins.
A South Korean director tackling on Australian actresses Mia Wasikowska, Nicole Kidman and Jacki Weaver in a US setting. But more so, I'm curious as to how Park Chan-Wook develops characters on screen.
Festival Dates
25th July - 11th August
I have yet to dig into the whole program. but there is soo much good content as always.
Two thus far that have caught my eye are:
The Congress directed by Ari Folman
Belgium, France, Germany, Israel, Luxembourg, Poland 120 mins.
The plot isn't original in the scene that it is a human entering a digital world , the exploration of the avatar, eternity and journey's of no return. However the music, colour palette and editing is something I am most curious to witness unfold on screen.
Reminds me of mash between Satoshi Kon's Paprika story and the French Independent Animation Company Alphanim's Delta State style of animation.
Either way, I anticipate I shall be writing about this shortly.
Stoker directed by Park Chan-wook
USA 99 mins.
A South Korean director tackling on Australian actresses Mia Wasikowska, Nicole Kidman and Jacki Weaver in a US setting. But more so, I'm curious as to how Park Chan-Wook develops characters on screen.
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