Not disputing opinions, to each their own, but deep, granular analysis is anti-art—a process that, if our French friends taught us anything, is designed to find the self-contradiction in everything. No theses. As Godard said, don't worry about comprendre, it's enough to prendre.
baffling take when so many are failing to grasp any of the film's ideas, wildly diverging on what those ideas are, or claim the film is doing nothing
the thing it does spoonfeed is that the film itself is allegorical, which has long been a trait of allegory (Origen, Lynch etc)
@cambs_socialist@PhilRodgers@CambridgeLabour Greens literally opposed one of the most sustainable developments on remaining brownfield land (North East Cambridge). A Green cllr said she was "thrilled" when it was rejected. No love lost for Labour, but how anyone can take these populists seriously on our future is beyond me
They should make Hamnet into a franchise. In every film Shakespeare has an experience that inspires a play. A bad holiday in Scotland leads to Macbeth. A family argument over cutting a pie into thirds leads to King Lear. An attempt by one of his kids to tame a shrew leads t
"Cambridge is a wonderful place to live, but at the hands of a Labour government who are pandering to Reform... we need a liberal voice in parliament now more than ever"
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