Roy Andersson adds to his cinematic oeuvre with a reflection on human life in all its beauty and cruelty, its splendour and banality.
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★★★★★
"About Endlessness" is a feature length collection of long static camera shots, each capturing a moment in the life of a human being. Some of the moments are mundane, some are disturbing, some are funny, many are melancholy. I was game to engage with the film'...
★★★★★
31 vignettes that are a cross between the film Wings of Desire + paintings by Edward Hopper + a thematic apperception test.
The camera doesn't move.
The colour palate is richly muted.
Not a lot happens.
Some scenes are completely banal.
Some are fantasy....
★★★★★
This movie is a thrill, trust me. I really wanted to watch this one because i loved its look and how unique and gloomy it is. The storyline seemed also really promising, something about human connection and our desire to understand life and explain its power a...
★★★★★
This is the first film by Roy Andersson that I have seen, and little did I know the strange treat that I was in for. I can't speak for his other movies but if, like me, you haven't seen any of his previous work, take a chance on this.
I'm conditioned to expec...
★★★★★
This perfect slice of life story vignette its so meticulous and purposeful just a series of random memories from a somebody's life, I never felt so identified with a movies plot before, its a movie about nothing and all at the same time, looking forward to see...
