David Wellington: The Carpenter (1988)

 

Bizarrely unconnected story lines, in parts dreamlike.

A female and male psycho meet.

The undead male is ludicrously connected to a house.

The abused female comes directly out of a mental institution.

In a part also love story with a feminist twist. 

Maybe a film about editing living bodies with tools. 

Or it simply adds another reason why anyone hates to have craftsman in the house.

First feature film with a masterly and almost idiotically overachieving camerawork by the now famous David Franco.

Worthy of watching it mainly for this reason. 

Giacomo Abbruzzese: Disco Boy (2023)

When dreams melt into the world, and vice versa.

And one meets one's Doppelgänger in the jungle.

When death becomes life, and vice versa in a series of transgressions.

If any comparison would even be possible it would be:

Weerasethakul.

A deeply original work. Don't miss it!

Joel Potrykus: Vulcanizadora (2024)

A self destructive Buddy Movie, if there ever was one.

Deeply sad and moving.

I give you an allusion to the mood of this film:

There was a time when meadow, grove, and stream,

The earth, and every common sight,

To me did seem

Apparelled in celestial light,

The glory and the freshness of a dream.

It is not now as it hath been of yore;—

Turn wheresoe'er I may,

By night or day.

The things which I have seen I now can see no more.

(and yes, it's Wordsworth)

Roger Laporte: Moriendo (1995)

"Quelle est donc cette douceur, 

cette terrible douceur?"

Roger Laporte, Moriendo(1995)