Ralph Fiennes' performance was so powerful that it was heartbreaking. The way he completely merges with every character he plays is nothing short of ridiculous. It's unbelievable how this man continues to establish himself as one of the greatest actors of all time with each new performance.
Adapting his own novel Anita G. Alexander Kluge presents us his debut film: condensing his renowned novel into a powerful ninety-minute piece of very ‘emotional’ cinema, breaking the ice between the post-war German youth and the new world. Yesterday Girl (1966) tells the story of an East German girl who crosses into capitalist West , chasing a better life, heading for the unknown, in a gripping journey of self-exploration.
Yesterday Girl is a very vibrant and alive work of art,…
Oppenheimer is the major event of Christopher Nolan's career, it's the epitome of a director pushing himself way beyond his and the industry's limits, a nonpareil of challenging your own capabilities and a real endeavor to take the craft of filmmaking a huge leap forward with a mesmerizing portrayal of misery and remorse.
Nolan sculptured his film fearlessly making it the most daring picture he has ever made, technically and artistically. Truly well done, Chris.
