I love the film for its bleak horridness that oozes out of every single frame and as well as the storytelling method.
The detached, matter-of-fact tone was very captivating. :)
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I love the film for its bleak horridness that oozes out of every single frame and as well as the storytelling method.
The detached, matter-of-fact tone was very captivating. :)
I'm not sure if it was detached but what I felt is just as when we read a book, we try to picture it, the film managed to get hold of that fragment
That's understandable. Melville was a great artist. And most of his films are of exceptional qualities.