‘Eklipse’ Mixes the Autobiographical and Fictional to Explore AIDS Taboos and Fear of Social Exclusion

Comments

1. Leo: not sure what's more overwhelming, the story or the fact they're touting this as a sensory experience at Venice
2. Ghost Ronin: appreciate how this film touches on a pivotal moment in history, but it's a heavy subject to tackle cinematically – hoping the experience is handled with the same care as
3. Lucas Larsen: how do you even build up that kind of trust with audiences for a super difficult conversation like this one?
4. Kimava: that still photo of the boy visiting his father at the hospital is all it takes to break your heart
5. Theo Kwan: never thought i'd see a feature tackling this subject matter so straight on - is that why you chose venice?
6. Cohentalia: Wetscher's openness about drawing from his own experiences really shines through in how nuanced the characters feel
7. Brunoyang: told me Wetscher was one to keep an eye on, but I didn't know he was working with such heavy stuff

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