A Hidden Life
History • PG-13 • 2019 • 2 hr 53 min
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Such a intimicy, so utopic. Life is beautiful and dark at the Dame time
This one will stay with you. Meditative, introspective, and thought provoking. Beautiful landscapes and cinematography.
A slow and reflective exploration into an unwavering moral character and its repercussions on those around. Great cinematography.
Beautiful cinematography, emotional and spiritual, by the way it's a Malick's movie..
Indescribably beautiful. It talks directly to your soul.
It exists to teach its moral but it also acknowledges the uselessness of art trying to teach morality. A special gem in Malick's filmography
Not Malick’s best, but extremely good. It’s a little unfocused, even by Malick’s standards, but otherwise, it’s fantastic.
In one sense, is profound, particularly second half; but it’s do show it feels like little is actually happening. Borders on boring.
Poetic, lyric depiction of a German conscientious objector. Says a lot without much dialogue, overwhelming without much action.
Malick returns to more of a traditional story and it makes for an intensely human and powerful watch. It may be my favorite of the year!
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