Well, I insist on seeing "Wild Strawberries" as sort of ambivalent-can-be-interpreted-as happy. At least it doesn't end with gloom and death.
he always seem to manage to drag his viewers out of their comfort zone. This is may be the big part of his brilliancy - once dragged out of the box it is easier to perceive new ideas.
I love the way you formulate this, because yes - that is exactly what he does. Brilliant, troubled man.
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Date: 2009-04-15 06:40 pm (UTC)he always seem to manage to drag his viewers out of their comfort zone. This is may be the big part of his brilliancy - once dragged out of the box it is easier to perceive new ideas.
I love the way you formulate this, because yes - that is exactly what he does. Brilliant, troubled man.