Reviews by fernando

(Mu) Mi-so carrying her 'house' to ohter friends home, is in a margin; always in the edge, even in her romance to other lazy looser. Nice character moving...

(OK) Good opportunity to see a Grimault antology, as one can see in equivalent films of Disney and Chaplin, with the bonus of Grimault talking to some of his characters, as flmed by Demy. And visited by Anouk Aimée...

(MU) Meditation, on different places (Japan, Guinea, Iceland, France) and topics, by a very wise man, Marker. Images are not gratuitous, narration and reflexion are stuck to them, but they lack order....

(Mu) Maybe this was the first film in wich I found those images. The setting (just seren travellings and shots on the ground) ant then, trying to be normal knowing its imposible, the images, the voice in off description...

(Mu) A world of themes and more than themes: fantasy, daly life, a city, intimis, futball and cinema, summer, poetry.... When the narrator tells that the horoine had been told by 3 things (a plant, a camera, the wind) of a spell, then she and he chane looks; whnen boys see a ball in the sky (the only secuence referred to tha title)...

(Mu) Vard just in her neighborhood, where the stores and its tennants are the stars. 'Bread, milk, butter, are the stars' she says when filming people buying in a grocery store. The magician stuff is an excelletn happening to structure the film...

(Mu) Maybe, the best Varda. Bonnaire is so marginal that camps in winter; but each of her staings is a commitment with she doesn't know what. The 'enquete' style doesn't bother too much; each Bonnaire secuence is above all...

(Mu) Happy bullying if it is possible. Or revenge of the nerds with so many differences between them, from just being 'le nouveau' to disability...

(Mu) Few strong elements, the perfect location (round unpaved roads with the city in tha brackground) and a man not looking for suicide but for a helping hand, the right ellypses and intensities...

(Usb) Every sequence ends with gore or pain or self destruction, that's tiring. But there are themes and material and madness and stronger characters than the heroine (the father and his working boys, are great stuff)...