Saw Tree of life last night in a
suburban multi-plex. At the conclusion there was a literal and
audible groan of relief, one elderly woman yelling “Thank God
for that”. They were clearly not impressed by the film and its
themes. I have many questions, but the overarching ones are.
(1) How helpful is it to have seen all Malik’s films to
appreciate this one?(2) If you have seen all the films, is
this the most Heideggerian of them all? Surely most of the
questions that this forum (film philosophy) provokes
would be revealed by this cinema experience?
Russell
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