The Square
Drama • R • 2017 • 2 hr 31 min
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The Square doesn’t exist, but in so many ways the Square is all that exists
Symbolic and very detailed treatment of human relationships in different situations that makes a meditative and dramatic experience.
A great depiction of the social phenomenon of "Art pour l'art"/art for the art
Very real in places, just bananas in others. Genuine performances and fantastic direction, but doesn't quite seem to know what it's saying.
It makes you feel uncomfortable, excited and disgusted and the same time. Pretty much an art piece.
Always good to watch someone’s life faling apart.
Very thought provoking. Makes you ask the question, “What is art?”.
The Square is a modern art movement in itself. Brilliant, crazy and fun in the most weirdest ways.
This was fantastic and original. The technicality of every shot was beautiful. It was weird, wild, and wonderful.
Extremely well made scene for scene, but it lacks a bit of cohesion. Still makes you think, and may provoke an emotional response.
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