Velvet Halo: Tsai Ming-liang's Walker finally has a title and a context - not that I need to be convinced by some pretty La Concha scenery though
Glitch Talon: I've seen that pace in some of his other work, but the juxtaposition with La Concha's waves feels new for him
Noah: not sure what to make of this, TSai's style is still polarizing for me
Noahivanovxo: I loved the stillness of that shot at Chillida Leku - those brutal concrete rooms against the monk's fragile presence
Suzukiarlo: somehow he's the only one who can make walking look that dramatic
Static Halo: finally someone else is noticing slowness as a way to subvert expectations in film - Tsai Ming-liang's whole oeuvre has been quietly pushing boundaries
Aria: this whole 'slowness as rebellion' thing is really lost on me - isn't that just a luxury most people can't afford? 🚗
Onyx Phantom: Tsai Ming-liang's fixation on slowness is fascinating but sometimes feels like a form of affectation – I'd love to see him tackle something more energetic like a
Bruno: I didn't expect Tsai Ming-liang to go full on meditative tourist in his latest project though 🌊
Mirage Shard: loved the stills from Tsai's new project but can we talk about how 'Dust' is going to top Lee Kang-sheng's performance in 'Rebels