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Coby 2022-01-19 08:01:47
Béla Tarr: The Work of Time-About "Satan Tango" Béla Tarr: le travail du temps
Béla Tarr: The Work of Time-About "Satan Tango" Béla Tarr: le travail du temps
by Jacques Rancière, The Story of the Eye (Hu Di) translated by
Jacques Rancière, famous contemporary French Philosopher, author of "Lessons of Aldousser", "Masters of Ignorance", "The Edge of Politics", "Perceptual... -
Randy 2022-03-24 09:03:26
slow. long.
Finally finished it. 7 hours of immersive experience. The slow shot is this long and ordinary life, the speed is well grasped, and the rhythm of life is slowed down into the bone marrow. The lines are too poetic:
order and freedom are connected by passion, we must believe in both, and we are...
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