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Yet for all the simplicity of this premise, Abbas Kiarostami, in classic fashion, never allows the viewer to settle into a sense of complacent comfort.
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Despite the darker premise of the film, “Taste of Cherry” surprisingly celebrates life and its little joys.
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Early works of famed filmmakers during the beginning of their career are always interesting to see. Although ‘The Colours’ is an educational video made for teaching young children about hues, the short film can also be seen as a portending testament to Kiarostami’s eye as a filmmaker.
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“Close-Up” is a breathtaking, often painful, observation of the distinction between “art as passion” and “art as a career.”
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This season of seems to have finally landed on an approachable playfulness, pairing standard challenges with the bakers’ buoyant personalities.
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Season two of “Mindhunter” matches the horrors of season one while also stretching its narrative focus in new and interesting ways.
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“It Chapter Two” straddles a thin line of comedy and horror, its scares almost always supplemented by a sheer laughability.
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The film seems to overcompensate by portraying Cohn as a sort of storybook villain, rather than a symptom of something larger.
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The point of such journeys is not necessarily a happily ever after. But it does offer Pineda peace and clarity of thought to reevaluate his life and priorities in a different light.
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The film is a thoroughly entertaining and original entry into the horror-comedy canon, an irresistibly fun blend of B-movie bloodbaths and smart-alecky satire.
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