What if Haneke's "The Seventh Continent" was shot by Lanthimos? Pity!
Haneke makes very good movies. Their only problem is they are not movies. Instead, they are sociological articles written by moving images. Whether intentionally or not, they fail to trigger emotions in the viewers. They just tell what they want to tell. Greek Weird Wave, on the other hand, catches the viewer with its absurdity and "injects" its position. And this is what I call "art."
Pity is a must-see about the emptiness of the middle class life flavored with a very well-tuned humor.
Haneke makes very good movies. Their only problem is they are not movies. Instead, they are sociological articles written by moving images. Whether intentionally or not, they fail to trigger emotions in the viewers. They just tell what they want to tell. Greek Weird Wave, on the other hand, catches the viewer with its absurdity and "injects" its position. And this is what I call "art."
Pity is a must-see about the emptiness of the middle class life flavored with a very well-tuned humor.