Raffey Cassidy

Alejandro Franco "Arlequin": My friend Lucas Friedsen warmly recommended the film to me, even though I told him that I hate films that are over three hours long. So I'll get a pillow and watch it, since it's a unique cinematic experience! You get my points. I liked your review. If you have a few minutes, I invite you to read my article about the Challenge: My Guilty Pleasure on Screen (And if you like it, give me your like and leave me a comment. Thx!): How to create a great cult movie from a ridiculous idea, The Car, 1977

Alejandro Franco "Arlequin": Awesome review! It is easy to read, deep, informative, entertaining, relaxed and sells the film better than the best publicist at A24! Honestly, it is a film that did not arouse empathy in me simply because of its super long duration... but your analysis invites you to watch it! Maintaining interest for 90% of the time in a 3 and a half hour film is a titanic achievement; that often happens in films less than half the length. Sometimes directors must discover their themes, which is where they shine; but that requires failed attempts until you discover your way. Considering the real-life reference to MichelAngelo, perhaps the work entrusted to Brody is his version of the Sistine Chapel - a monumental work that represents a life's work and the obsession that guides his existence -. Of course, I must see it to express a more accurate and comprehensive opinion, which I hope to do as soon as I have the opportunity.