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“Long-awaited masterpiece”, “unique film experiment”, “silent explosion” – with such enthusiastic epithets, film critics endowed the director’s new work, for which he, together with the main character Tilda Svinton, prepared for 17 years.
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Due to family circumstances, Tilda Swinton’s heroine (Jessica) goes on an exotic trip from cold Scotland to the Amazon jungle in Colombia. One night Jessica wakes up from a strange sound blow – hollow, strong and scary. After that, her life becomes a road tied to disturbing and inexplicable signs, an exciting adventure that intrigues with its enigma.
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“I realized that this would be a walk of the film, a journey of the film. That it would be open to everything, first of all to the memory itself. to whom you may belong, “emphasizes Viretacakul.
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“Memory” is a mysterious realistically mystical masterpiece, one of the most surreal and strange screen works of recent years. Challengingly beautiful and emotionally exalted cinema that surprises with both visually stunning form and a bold directing solution.
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A sensual, spiritual, contemplative and meditative film, saturated with references to the philosophy of Zen Buddhism and everything that snobi sinefili love about festival cinema.
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“Cinema is diverse, but we have to worry about the fate of the physical cinema invented by the Limier brothers. Although Netflix already shows a wide variety of movies, but Memory is captured on the big screen. I often repeat that my movie on the computer screen is no longer my movie. And it often seems like something needs to be done urgently to keep this physical cinema from disappearing. ”
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The film will be shown only once – on September 25 at the Splendid Palace cinema.
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The films of the festival “Pearl of the Baltics” will be screened at the cinema “Splendid Palace” from September 22 to 29.
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Tickets can be purchased at the ticket offices of Biļešu servisa now and at the box offices of the festival at the Splendid Palace cinema from September 1.
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