"The Lost City of Z" is a rare modern classic. Its well-organized narrative, classical and traditional style and obsessive themes have been very popular from the 1930s to the 1970s.
The film is not a traditional or grandstanding film. The director is not worried about using a daydream-like narrative to reflect the character's psychological state. Forcett's search for a lost civilization in Amazon may also be the director's difficulty in shooting this film. A metaphor for the film.
The film is a peculiar movie in a certain sense. It turns a very exciting David Lean-style adventure into a bit introspective, even dull and anti-climax, but there is still no lack of wisdom.
"The Lost City of Z" is a non-fictional adaptation of the story of one of the last traditional explorers in the Western world. This story is about the arrogance brought about by class, obsession, and profound progress.
