A mature and honest inspection of something recognizably human and difficult. And it allows the complexity to exist. It doesn't simplify. Great expressive drawing, great shifts of perspective - spatial, psychological, and dramatic all at once. Knowing how it ends is not the end of appreciating it. Relevant, confident in its execution, and compelling.

The basic job of fiction - what would I do in this character's situation? The intent is clear, the result simple, but the execution is unrelenting - the details of the android's process of thinking is as well ilustrated as any of my favorite novelists describing the same thing. Confident in its execution and compelling.

I want to see more work in this direction by this filmmaker. It's a strong simple good idea taken to logical complexities. I feel it falls just short of bringing us to a really profound realization of something. But that, also, is one of its most surprising attractions - it doesn't deliver an answer. It's not a one-joke movie. I think there is a lot of intellectual talent here and some good taste (knowing what's most important at each moment with the casting, the words, the situations...) Perhaps it's a little too casual with its stylistics. But I can write at this length only because it challenges me to do so. Compelling.

Habitat (link)

King Kong (link)

Global Giraffe (link)

Trace (link)

Painful Glimpse (link)

Useless Dog (link)

Le Sant Dans Le... (link)

Simple Piece Of Cloth (link)

How To Cope With Depression (link)

Juice (link)