The Arts of (Slow) Cinema
it's very important to make the film a real psychological process. (Béla Tarr).
- By Nadin Mai
- Based in France
- Roughly nine posts per year
- First post on
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Most recent posts
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Les spectres de l’Europe, ce ne sont donc pas exactement ces gens « séculaires et sacrés », vêtus d’imperméables en plastiques et qui tentent de passer une frontière … : ce sont les questions qu’ils …