The Invisible Frame

Richmond Hill

Amiable amble around notions of boundaries and borders, nominally that of the Berlin Wall, but Beatts’s survey takes in a more ruminative meander through travelogue pastoral and urban detritus in a discursive swirl around the theme of freedom. It’s essentially a more relaxed relative of the Robinson series in Britain.

virginwolf

music is great but she is way too quiet! not really a documentary, not really a movie, kind of a video ducument about a time and place. very beutiful. tilda is refreshing. I hope too see 'Cycling the Frame' on auteurs (I'm even willing to pay) couse then this one will be even better.

Alberto Redighieri

I really love Tilda Swinton but this movie doesn't shows anything. True hipsterism, ranting and raving bike riding. 2 stars rated only cause of charming of Tilda.

Axel

Soporifique. On n'apprend rien ni sur Berlin, ni sur le mur, ni sur sa chute, ni sur l'avant, ni sur l'après. On suit Madame dans sa petite ballade à vélo sur fond de musique pseudo-expérimentale désagréable. L'esthétique ne rattrape rien : les images sont laides, la lumière mauvaise. Bref, une sorte de "performance artistique" du type foutage de gueule, confinant à la masturbation intellectuelle.

occam

"It’s a fearful heart that builds a wall and it is a fearless heart that can live without it. And coming into contact with someone with a fearless heart, disarms you. You lay down your arms in the presence of a fearless heart, a wall-less heart. And it is a very solitary decision to have a fearless heart. It’s the real freedom."

Eddie Rinctoya

...Solo un corazón con miedo arma un muro, un corazón sin miedo puede vivir si el. Enfrentarse a un corazón sin temor, te desarma. Se dejan las armas frente un corazón sin temor, un corazón sin muros. Es una decisión solitaria tener un corazón sin miedo. Es una verdadera libertad... (Excellent Movie)

pablo preciado

Tiresome! Extremely contemplative, with little movement. The script was nice, as well as the landscapes. For someone who has not visited Berlin is really difficult to appreciate what Cynthia Beatt tried. Furthermore, Tilda Swinton never captured me on the role of cycling at Berlin.

RadiantFlux

I was lucky to see Cycling the Frame and the Invisible Frame one after the other. I think the two work better together. You don't only have a time which is marked not only by the disappearance of the Wall, but by Swinton herself. I found her quite charming in the first film, which the second is a nice compliment too.