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In the Realm of the Senses is a film that, in its exceptional reconstruction of time and environment, in its rigid indoor framing, in its formal and chromatic refinement, in the rawness of how it shows real sexual relationships, possession, and possessiveness, alienation from the social context in the name of an all-encompassing erotic charge brought to the extreme consequences, consisting of increasingly daring and "sick" practices, is capable of carving a groove in the so-called erotic filmography, hitting much harder than Last Tango in Paris and resulting powerfully, in its timeless affair, even today in the times of von Trier and Noé. Discover the review
In the Realm of the Senses is a film that, in its exceptional reconstruction of time and environment, in its rigid indoor framing, in its formal and chromatic refinement, in the rawness of how it shows real sexual relationships, possession, and possessiveness, alienation from the social context in the name of an all-encompassing erotic charge brought to the extreme consequences, consisting of increasingly daring and "sick" practices, is capable of carving a groove in the so-called erotic filmography, hitting much harder than Last Tango in Paris and resulting powerfully, in its timeless affair, even today in the times of von Trier and Noé.
The Ceremony is among his most important and representative works, a film that sums up his poetics, among his major commercial successes of the time, and represents like few other things the sense of collective rituality, whether it be a funeral or a wedding (which represent two sides of the same coin and which, not coincidentally, both are celebrated in the form of a ceremony, precisely). Discover the review
The Ceremony is among his most important and representative works, a film that sums up his poetics, among his major commercial successes of the time, and represents like few other things the sense of collective rituality, whether it be a funeral or a wedding (which represent two sides of the same coin and which, not coincidentally, both are celebrated in the form of a ceremony, precisely).
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