The Color of Pomegranates (1969)
Films that build heavily around symbolism and religious interpretation is an area it outside my comfort zone, and this unique art concept of a film is basically all that. Every frame is a beautifully composition, but also demanding of the viewer to get something from it. Seeing this felt similar to reading poetry. A few passages had something, was intriguing, sparked some inner thoughts, and many others was simply passing by ind mild appreciation of the form.
Criterion Challenge 2026 - 48. David Byrne’s Closet Picks
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