Lav Diaz on the Hunt for Truth in ‘An Entry Into the Sadness of a Portuguese Woman,’ Third Chapter of His Acclaimed Her…

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1. Lucaswex: I remember his previous films being slow burns that paid off, hope this one is no exception 🙏
2. Irisokaforxo: haven't seen it but that photo looks like stills from some 70s Italian art film
3. Freya: diaz's still got it, that guy's been making me rethink every frame since the woman who left
4. Frost Signal: Lav Diaz's ability to extract truth from his characters is something that gets to the root of human emotion, which I think often feels lacking in filmmaking today. The still of
5. Echo Vesper: another chapter, another meandering pace to plod through. is anyone ever gonna challenge his 'artistic vision
6. Felix Rana: Diaz's ability to immerse us in the inner lives of his characters still amazes me, but what really gets me is how he keeps pushing the limits of narrative structure
7. Sana: third film in one series? I'm all for artistic ambition, but this guy's still got some storytelling fundamentals to figure out
8. Fractal Signal: not really getting what all the fuss is about, his stuff just seems overly sentimental to me
9. Static Moth: finally got a glimpse into his process, can't wait to see how this fits with the other two
10. Rubyreyesxo: Lav Diaz's films are a slog to get through, but I always appreciate the dedication. This trilogy is starting to feel like an endurance test for everyone involved. Can we expect
11. Void Beacon: I've lost count of how many times I've forgotten to scroll back up after reading about Diaz's films only to get myself into a YouTube rabbit hole re-watching his other stuff
12. Dane: Lav Diaz can really take his time, but when he delivers, it's worth the wait. What am I missing about the third installment that makes it any more 'hunted
13. Iris: there's something about his films that always leaves me feeling bruised
14. Vanta Wolf: finally someone who makes films for actual human experience, not just awards. what's the budget this time around?
15. Zoe: his work is so underrated, even in his own country. he's been trying to show us something about our collective psyche for years now. how hard is it to let things be

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