Story is underdeveloped, but Ozu does it again with the ending--beautifully melancholic.
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I Stand Alone 1998
"To each his own Morality. To each his own Justice."
Gaspar Noe's debut feature film has left my mind racing in stunned chaos. You won't find anything more relentlessly brutal and overwhelmingly bleak, confining itself within the bowels of humanity. Noe's directional techniques are highly experimental; at times he keeps the camera completely stagnant, focusing on expressions and underlying emotions, and at other times moving in anarchic fury, perfectly conveying the raw, hate-fuelled power.
Following the crash course of a…
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Baise-moi 2000
Trash filmmaking with art-house intentions. The worst part of watching this atrocity is knowing that the people behind it actually believed they were making something with a genuine purpose. Co-written and directed by Virginie Despentes and Coraline Thi whose attempts at transverse feminism fail so miserably that their efforts end up being disrespectful. Adult film stars Karen Lancaume and Raffaela Anderson star as two troubled women who decide to rebel against the cruel world by killing innocent people and going…