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Two sisters are already strained relationship challenged as a mysterious new planet threatens to collide with Earth. |
Users review: Lars Von Triers latest film Melancholia gained necessary media attention when von Trier at the Cannes press conference, said he sympathized with Hitler. Now of course, we can look at it as an intelligent way to market their own independent films, or the person may start to wonder what kind of person Von Trier happened. As a director, hes certainly interesting and definitely self-pay, and as a child of the late Bergman loves women dwellings bit sad state of mind. Melancholia is a dark film that does not have the clarity of his controversial Antichrist, but wearing the same dark undercurrents of human beings whose lost contact with love, compassion, faith, and is happening, so we find them in the country of Trier, where things become more intense and terrifying. The story is told in two parts, the first will find deeply depressing Kirsten Dunst on her wedding day, who shot and felt like Vinterbergs Dogma film Festen, and part two interests sister Dunsts Charlotte Gainsbourg about the history, along with her husband and son to stay in a beautiful villa in the country saw a huge planet Melancholia is directed towards the Earth, fearing for all mankind to the end. One can definitely see this film with two different types of glasses, Melancholia is a planet that is headed towards Earth and its judgment day - or you can see heavy symbolism as a state of melancholy against swallowing family with futility. Head of Von Trier supports most open questions with the help of some absolutely fascinating film camera work shows an interesting quality and sensitivity. Few if any other area directors Anno 2011 creates things like Von Trier makes a huge climax accompanied by the music of Wagner is just by itself worth the watch. I think von Trier is a personal film, and claims that it is the best way of life director in the world, and wants a green card Everyones life and melancholy again causing some disturbing and heavy hands seeds - and if nothing else, make his mind wobble. Must See. |
| Year: 2011 Starring: Kirsten Dunst, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Kiefer Sutherland Director: Lars von Trier |
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