I’m obsessed by Melancholia, Lars Von Trier’s last masterpiece.  Great article by I don’t know who that put in words why I feel so intense about it. And about The Tree of Life too. “Having just recently seen Melancholia and in reflecting back on Tree of Life, I noticed that these two films interact as two piercing sides of the same vast coin which make them, perhaps more than any other roundly acclaimed and contentiously fought-over pair of films this year, speak to each other about the worth of human existence in a way that renders them inseparable.”

I’m obsessed by Melancholia, Lars Von Trier’s last masterpiece. 

Great article by I don’t know who that put in words why I feel so intense about it.

And about The Tree of Life too.

“Having just recently seen Melancholia and in reflecting back on Tree of Life, I noticed that these two films interact as two piercing sides of the same vast coin which make them, perhaps more than any other roundly acclaimed and contentiously fought-over pair of films this year, speak to each other about the worth of human existence in a way that renders them inseparable.”

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