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joey Noodles
6May13
I was talking about this with someone and he said he didn't think it was one of Angelopoulos' more moving films, but I disagree wholly, this is a film that really shifts you, disturbs you and moves you. A masterpiece
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tertzak
11May11
Seemingly unburdened by memory, bees are believed to be happiest in cities these days. A matter of agricultural priorities diminishing the countryside, combined with our own affinity for potted flowers (not aspidistras mind you)? Cultivation certainly goes a long way in this film by, unsurprisingly, a man who no doubt understands both poetry, and the distinction between natural and positive law.
InsertOzuReferencehere
7Sep10
It took me two viewings to realise how good this was. The first time I saw it I thought it was good and very pretty. For some reason on the second viewing it overwhelmed me ... maybe if I was smarter and more articulate I could explain this better ...