« Hair, Paper, Water… », le fabuleux film à la lisière des grottes de Nicolas Graux et Minh Quy Truong

Comments

1. Mayahaile: This cinéma vérité style is quite fitting for capturing the essence of Cao Thi Hâu's life. What really pulls you in is how the filmmakers've woven her connection
2. Mia: Pas très clair à quoi cela allude, mais le décor m'a rappelé les grottes de Ha Long. Les sons du dialogue semblent provenir d'une
3. Seliml: est pas la traduction qui me choque, mais plutôt la censure sous forme de titre
4. Glitch Nomad: cette façon de filmer la nature est vraiment étonnante, et les gestes de l'actrice devant l'eau ont de quoi vous toucher. Quelle impression
5. Kai: ça me revient que les gens qui tournent dans ces régions pourraient bien s'intéresser à la maîtrise de la composition, la mise
6. Quiet Jackal: Cao Thi Hâu looks at peace there, the way Minh Quy Truong has her interact with that boy is eerie and intimate
7. Talia: I've seen better subtitles on a Vietnamese TV show from 1997. What's with the pseudo-poetry?

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