

Should you invest your afternoon in a 1925 silent film about circus acrobats? Short answer: yes, but only if you possess the patience to look past the greasepaint and see the raw, psychological anatomy of brotherhood beneath. This is not a film for those seeking the high-octane thrills of modern spectacle; it is for th...


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Albert-Francis Bertoni

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"Should you invest your afternoon in a 1925 silent film about circus acrobats? Short answer: yes, but only if you possess the patience to look past the greasepaint and see the raw, psychological anatomy of brotherhood beneath. This is not a film for those seeking the high-octane thrills of modern spectacle; it is for the viewer who finds beauty in the slow, deliberate decay of a dream.Les frères Zemganno is a somber, often claustrophobic experience that trades the typical whimsy of the circus for..."
Alfredo Bertone
Edmond de Goncourt, Edmond Épardaud
France

1928 · IMDb 7.2


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