Is it worth your time? If you like movies that feel like dusty artifacts pulled from a locked cabinet, maybe. If you need a tight, punchy narrative that respects your schedule, you'll probably hate this. It’s definitely not for the popcorn-and-a-soda crowd who just want to turn their brains off. There’s a specific kin...
Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Viktor Tourjansky
Viktor Tourjansky
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"Is it worth your time? If you like movies that feel like dusty artifacts pulled from a locked cabinet, maybe. If you need a tight, punchy narrative that respects your schedule, you'll probably hate this. It’s definitely not for the popcorn-and-a-soda crowd who just want to turn their brains off. There’s a specific kind of stillness in Stadt Anatol. It reminds me a bit of the suffocating, quiet tension in The Mirror, though they are obviously doing very different things. You spend a lot of time ..."
Walter Supper, Bernhard Kellermann, Peter Francke
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