It starts with a close-up of two cuddling bodies, covered in substance which at first glance reminds of  chemical burns, then is just a sand and then a constellation. “You have seen nothing in Hiroshima, ” – the narrator keeps on repeating while the viewer goes through more and more of awful imagery. Shots of destroyed Hiroshima,..
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A very well-made thriller without a single special effect. Left a really unpleasant feeling behind. I guess it just how it works with antichrist babies. Some posters

The film depicts  Camille Claudel (1864 – 1943), a French sculptor,  awaiting for her brother’s visit at a psychiatric hospital in Montdevergues  (Vaucluse). Camille Claudel (Juliette Binoche) was committed to a mental assalym at her family request, as the end of relationship with her teacher and lover Auguste Rodin affected her mental health. She has panic..
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After I watched Funny Games I got the idea that I do not understand Haneke. I do not understand why he creates a film with just a brutal depressive violence and hopeless sadness in it. Something which just cuts you down and does not leave you any air to breathe. I was looking for some..
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Why the hell an Australian guy decides to spend most of his time living in Alaska absolutely alone with Grizzly bears? He treats them as human beings, talks with them, and goes close enough to touch their fury noses.  He says he loves them and protects them, though it’s hard to say from whom exactly…
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