I’m so glad I find people who loved this movie as much as I’ve loved it (and who have watched it, which is also kind of rare). I think “Tropical Malady” is one of the most powerful films I’ve seen in my life (and I watch a lot of films), what is magic about this film is that it has the same intensity as a book. I told that to some friends : when you read a book and you have finished it, the book can change your whole way to see life, a movie, as it’s shorter does it but not so powerfully. “Tropical Malady” is an incredible film as you’re taken inside of the film, you become a part of it as you become a part of a book when you read it day after day and the movie just haunts you as a book does.
The conclusion of the film also makes me cry because it says something so beautiful and intense about love, something really true about suffering and being in love.
I’ve also watched “Syndromes and a century” and “Mysterious Object at Noon” and I can’t wait for his exhibitions in Paris and London. I have to say that my favorite is “Tropical Malady” as it’s really about love.
Tropical Malady over 2 years ago
I’m so glad I find people who loved this movie as much as I’ve loved it (and who have watched it, which is also kind of rare). I think “Tropical Malady” is one of the most powerful films I’ve seen in my life (and I watch a lot of films), what is magic about this film is that it has the same intensity as a book. I told that to some friends : when you read a book and you have finished it, the book can change your whole way to see life, a movie, as it’s shorter does it but not so powerfully. “Tropical Malady” is an incredible film as you’re taken inside of the film, you become a part of it as you become a part of a book when you read it day after day and the movie just haunts you as a book does.
The conclusion of the film also makes me cry because it says something so beautiful and intense about love, something really true about suffering and being in love.
I’ve also watched “Syndromes and a century” and “Mysterious Object at Noon” and I can’t wait for his exhibitions in Paris and London. I have to say that my favorite is “Tropical Malady” as it’s really about love.
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