Review: Nails in My Brain (2020)
A young man wanders through the ruin of what could be his childhood home full of memories and questions that feel like nails in his brain.
A young man wanders through the ruin of what could be his childhood home full of memories and questions that feel like nails in his brain.
Technically competent, narratively elliptical and ambiguous, I’m Not Telling You Anything, Just Sayin’ is a potential festival darling.
It all begins with an old suitcase Vladimir, assuming the role of the narrator and our principal guide, finds in the attic of his late mother’s house.
One particular kiosk on a busy location of Paris’ Place Victor Hugo is in focus of Alexandra Pinelli’s documentary The Kiosk
War is by no means a narrative film, but more of a poetic experience
An ordinary, busy day at the swimming pool is interrupted by the unexpected visit of a couple of police officers willing to investigate the owner of a green Volvo parked outside
The battle of concepts, where freedom and privacy stand on one side and control and safety on another, is usually a battle of egos by the means of wits and willpower.
The Swedish directing duo Lucia Pagano and Vanja Sandell Billström spent a year filming people in parks in Stockholm over the course of seasons, studying their behaviour and activities
Sometimes, animation is a perfect vehicle for experiments.
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