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Only 35 minutes long, and yet it says more about loneliness, friendship, and wonder than most films ever could. The Red Balloon floats through Paris like a dream, sssssilent, magical, and deeply human.

It’s a story told through gestures, glances, and color. A boy and his balloon, moving through a world that doesn’t quite understand their bond. There’s something heartbreakingly pure about it.

No dialogue, no exposition, just cinema at its most essential.

It doesn’t just make you feel like a child again. It makes you what it felt like to believe the world had magic in it.

Watched on Wednesday May 7, 2025.

Watched on Wednesday May 7, 2025.

Watched on Tuesday May 6, 2025.

A film that breathes new life into a story we’ve heard a hundred times—but never quite like this. Joe Wright turns Austen’s wit and longing into pure cinematic poetry. Every glance, every pause, every held breath feels like a thunderclap.

Keira Knightley is electric as Lizzy, sharp, vulnerable, endlessly compelling. And Matthew Macfadyen’s Darcy? A slow-burning storm of awkward intensity. That hand flex alone deserves its own award.

The cinematography, the score, the atmosphere, it’s all so alive, so intimate. This isn’t just a period drama; it’s a love story told with fire and restraint.

Sometimes love isn’t loud. It’s quiet. And it changes everything.

Watched on Monday May 5, 2025.

Watched on Monday May 5, 2025.

Watched on Sunday May 4, 2025.

Watched on Saturday May 3, 2025.

Scorsese directs like a surgeon here—precise, elegant, and quietly brutal. Beneath the lace, candlelight, and whispered pleasantries lies a story of repressed desire and soul-crushing conformity.

Daniel Day-Lewis is devastating as a man who sees freedom, touches it briefly, and then walks away out of duty. Michelle Pfeiffer is radiant, all longing and tragedy, and Winona Ryder’s quiet calculation is chilling in its subtlety.

It’s not a story of romance, it’s a story of everything that kills it.

The Age of Innocence is as much about what’s unsaid as what’s spoken. It lingers like perfume on old letters.

Watched on Friday May 2, 2025.

Watched on Friday May 2, 2025.

A film that feels like dreaming while fully awake. Bergman turns a simple road trip into a quiet confrontation with aging, regret, and memory. It’s delicate, introspective, and overwhelmingly human.

Victor Sjöström’s performance carries the weight of a lifetime, one filled with both warmth and cold distance. Every flashback and dream sequence is like a mirror being held up to a soul.

This isn’t just a film about getting old. It’s about realizing you’ve been alive all along, even if you didn’t notice it.

Soft, sad, and somehow comforting. Like ing something you didn’t know you missed.

A masterclass in suspense. Clouzot builds tension with surgical precision, crafting a story that feels like it’s constantly tightening around your throat. Every frame is soaked in unease, every character hiding something, especially from themselves.

That ending? Chilling. Legendary. One of the most perfectly executed twists in cinema history.
Diabolique doesn’t just hold up—it still knocks the wind out of you.

A dark, claustrophobic descent into guilt, paranoia, and revenge. Pure cinema.

This shit is a quiet, poetic triumph. Every second feels like a slow breath, as it navigates the delicate balance between time, loss, and the quiet beauty of everyday moments. The minimalist storytelling allows each frame to speak volumes, drawing you into an intimate reflection on how time changes everything and yet leaves so much untouched. It’s the kind of film that lingers, making you reflect on your own life, your own moments, long after the credits roll. A haunting, yet deeply moving masterpiece. Maggot Brain fits perfectttt.

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"Nostalgia of Everything" is an absolute masterpiece. Every frame feels like a piece of your own soul, carefully captured and beautifully refracted through the lens of memory. The film immerses you in a dreamlike state, exploring how the past shapes our present in the most profound ways. Its pacing is deliberate, but each moment feels earned, pulling you deeper into its emotional core. The cinematography is stunning, and the score amplifies the wistfulness of the narrative. It’s a perfect blend of personal and universal, an unforgettable exploration of time and memory that will stay with me for a long, long time...and it is just four minutes. Beauitutututititiful!

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La Jetée is a hauntingly beautiful short film that proves you don’t need a lot of time or dialogue to leave a lasting impact. Told through still images, it’s a meditation on memory, time, and love that feels like a dream you can’t escape. Its minimalist storytelling creates a powerful emotional punch, and despite its brevity, it lingers with you long after it’s over. A timeless masterpiece in every senseee!

Darren Aronofsky’s Pi is like a mental labyrinth, pulling you into a dark, intense journey where mathematics and existential crises collide. The black-and-white visuals and distorted sound design create an atmosphere that keeps you on edge. It’s a mind-bending experience, where you’re searching for meaning, only to realize that meaning itself might be an illusion. Not just a film, but a psychological test.

a classic.

It’s definitely creative and ambitious, but sometimes it felt like too much for me. The concept is great, but I struggled to form a real emotional connection. The visuals and editing are fun, but at times it felt a bit over-the-top. It’s a unique experience, but not one I fully vibed with

Watched on Monday April 14, 2025.

my new addiction.

Barbie: A movie where plastic is more real than life, and existential crises are solved with glitter. Margot Robbie is Barbie, Ryan Gosling is Ken (but like, the one who's never been picked for dodgeball)

"The Room" is still the best worst film.

And I watched Huseynov's first film again. I had to include it in this visit. I didn't like this film when I first watched it, but when I watched it after a long time, I strangely liked it. An atmosphere reminiscent of David Lynch films, absurdity and again many things told in a short time and some images. I think this film is innovative and somehow achieved its goal. The cinematography, atmosphere, sound design and music normalize the absurdity of the film's performance. This must be the film's "problem". A very good debut.

With this film, I have finished the Hüseynov short films. As I understand, the director tries every style and really manages to make you feel something in all of them. Although each of his films is very different, I think this one is the most different. It is a mix of graphic novel horror and comic. It is a very nice style and I wish it was longer.

"Miss" is a short film that wants us to understand a lot in a very short time. The words, the situation, the images helped me think and solve things while the film was going on. It shows some things but not everything. And in the end, it leaves us with a series of questions. A different film by Emin Huseynov with its strange, atmospheric and dramatic nature. Like all his films. It seems better to watch it twice in a row.

It was good and enjoyable but I think it is unnecessary. Like mr. Bong Joon-ho wasted his time.

Watched on Saturday March 8, 2025.

Watched on Friday March 7, 2025.

"Days, Months, Years and Nothing Else" is a very beautiful short film that tells the final stage after a breakup, drawing strength from symbols and colors. Although it is 4 minutes, it tells a lot in a short time by telling something with both visuals and words in each frame and gives the feeling of a wider film. It may be the best short film made on a feeling. Realistic, striking, original and complete. The girl symbolized by the color green and green spider, the pink ex-lover, the warm weather in winter and the candle in Santa's hand and so on make the film very full. The director's film "Nostalgia of Everything" is also very sweet and relatable, but my favorite is "DMYANE". The ending is also hopeful, dramatic and again metaphorical. A short film that is a master of storytelling.

Days, Months, Years and Nothing Else (2024)

Watched on Friday February 21, 2025.

Watched on Monday February 10, 2025.

Watched on Saturday January 25, 2025.

void marathon #3

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void marathon #2

void marathon #1

Watched on Saturday January 11, 2025.

Watched on Tuesday January 7, 2025.

Watched on Friday January 3, 2025.

Still processing but probably the best film of the year! (?)

BEAUTY!

this movie is beautiful disaster

in Clint Eastwood we trust!

Watched on Tuesday December 10, 2024.

i am jealous now.

Watched on Tuesday November 26, 2024.

unnecessary

• Days, Months, Years and Nothing Else
• Nostalgia of Everything
• Obsession Kills.
• The Scariest TV Show: The Comics
• Miss

• Fallen Leaves
• In the Valley of Elah
• 99 Homes
• A Prayer Before Dawn
• Open Hearts
• Judas and the Black Messiah
• Sound of Metal
• Elena
• Red Rock West
• Michael Clayton

...plus 90 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Memento
• Dunkirk
• The Prestige
• Inception
• Batman Begins
• The Dark Knight
• Tenet
• Oppenheimer
• Interstellar
• The Dark Knight Rises

...plus 2 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• The New World
• Badlands
• The Thin Red Line
• Days of Heaven
• The Tree of Life
• Song to Song
• A Hidden Life
• Voyage of Time: Life's Journey
• Knight of Cups
• To the Wonder

• Enter the Void
• Vortex
• Irreversible
• Love
• Climax
• I Stand Alone
• Lux Æterna