I'm going back tonight to see The Taste of Things for a second time. It is a stunning film from all perspectives--emotional, visual, aesthetic, philosophical, plus the sheer brilliance of the cinematography. I just threw that word in, I'm not sure I know what it means, but for me it sums up the whole experience of acting, setting, design, structure of the film itself, and the emotional power of it all, especially the ending with its emphasis on a continuing path.
I should add about the Morelos, however, it brings out very strongly my innate sense of claustrophobia. I would not be able to enter the piece. Such a contrast with the film!
I'm going back tonight to see The Taste of Things for a second time. It is a stunning film from all perspectives--emotional, visual, aesthetic, philosophical, plus the sheer brilliance of the cinematography. I just threw that word in, I'm not sure I know what it means, but for me it sums up the whole experience of acting, setting, design, structure of the film itself, and the emotional power of it all, especially the ending with its emphasis on a continuing path.
I should add about the Morelos, however, it brings out very strongly my innate sense of claustrophobia. I would not be able to enter the piece. Such a contrast with the film!
Loved reading your Substack on The Taste of Things! Beauty abounds--I also saw it twice :)
lovely post!
Thank you, lovely!♥️