MIFF 2013 - Day 1
Aaaaand we're back. Same as it ever was it seems.
MOOD INDIGO
French existentialism written in crayon? I think that's what this most Gondry of Gondry films is. Seriously, you've never seen Michel Gondry as visually unhinged as this, and it's spectacular. Overwhelming actually, at least early on. But then it settles into what I think is a satire of French intellectuals and new wave cinema. It might be a homage though, I'm not sure. It's great either way.
MOOD INDIGO
French existentialism written in crayon? I think that's what this most Gondry of Gondry films is. Seriously, you've never seen Michel Gondry as visually unhinged as this, and it's spectacular. Overwhelming actually, at least early on. But then it settles into what I think is a satire of French intellectuals and new wave cinema. It might be a homage though, I'm not sure. It's great either way.
posted by Andrew Lee at 11:40 PM
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