BARDO, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths
Comedy • R • 2022 • 2 hr 39 min
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Thought this is another pretentious, surrealistic, senseless conglomerate of aesthetic shots. it is all that but also pretty great
Please go watch this film! Absolutely stunning and beautiful in every way! It’s absurd and thoughtful and so masterfully put together
I’m a sucker for an artfully crafted autobio (see also All that Jazz)
Amazing cinematography and so smart movie. I loved how Iñárritu managed to bring sense to all the surrealistic scenes. This movie is art!
An emotional train of dream-like images with hidden meanings. It is not for everyone but for some it will resonate more.
Not for all, but a surreal, stunning meditation on existential crises by acclaimed Iñárritu is a poetic force for those who will enjoy this.
It made way more sense to me after watching Babel. Kind of a take on the critics he has received. Great esoteric scenes.
Visually bursting with creativity and imaginative energy. I just wish the story mattered at all or was in anyway compelling.
Disappointing. Pretty cinematography and surreal moments but I wish they were in aid of a better story and more engaging characters.
Es una carta de amor a los latinos, tanto para los que nos quedamos acá, como para quienes se van a vivir su vida afuera.
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SCENE AT THE ACADEMY: Bardo: False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths
Behind the Scenes
A Dream Directed: Alejandro González Iñárritu on Making Bardo
Behind the Scenes
In Conversation | The Cinematography of Bardo
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Immigrant Dads and First Gen Kids Open Up After Watching BARDO
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In Conversation | Alejandro González Iñárritu on Bardo with Chloe Zhao
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Inside Look
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Crafting a Parallel Sonic Universe: The Sound of Bardo
