Memoria
Drama • PG • 2021 • 2 hr 16 min
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Either you hate it or you love it. The second half literally had my eyes glued to the screen. Very happy to see it in a theater.
A slow burn film that is more about symbolism and tone but still a good story if you don’t mind the Tarkovsky-like nature of the pacing.
Let me put it this way: Memoria has the power to make a full theater silent. It’s a sensory experience that only the theater can accomodate
Hard to describe, but this film is slow, peaceful and intruiging! It's taking you in a meditative trance. You're there, living the scenes.
Even with Swinton as the guiding light through the Colombian landscape, Joe still directs a meditative mindfuck
Everything in the world has 2 aspects,the mental aspects which is a creation of the mind and the objective aspect which is reality.
Slow, unsettling and gorgeous. The use of music, long ambient shots, and vulnerable people makes this film and existential ride
Definitely a film you have to be in the right mood to see. On this fat, I was not in that mood.
Someone heard a mysterious boom and decided to vibe with it for 2 hours. Plot? Minimal. I, too, am now haunted by sound design.
So boring. So long. Should've been a 20" movie. Except it's Tilda and that the sound is so good, and the idea is great. I almost fell asleep
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Official International Trailer #2
Featurette
Memoria Q&A with Apichatpong Weerasethakul
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Being Like Water: Tilda Swinton & Apichatpong Weerasethakul on MEMORIA
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Mark Kermode reviews Memoria (2021)
Trailer
Official International Trailer #1
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Book interview with Giovannni Marchini Camia, Fireflies Press
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MEMORIA Promo
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Jessica describes the sound
