une passante: films i've seen

science of sleep was great! black dahlia was horrible..waiting for the prestige.
now here's a list of films i've seen that I don't want to forget:

sympathy for mr.vengeance: cinematographically great, intriguing storyline. but i don't really understand the hype about his revenge series.

naked by mike leigh: brilliant film. our dear lupin of harrry potter is acting a nihilist young man with problems of commitment, affection and relationship.

jubilee by derek jarman: postmodern, punk, violent film or rather a show of what film would be like if we actually lived within punk aesthetics. god save the queen!

A hole in my heart by Moodysson that cheerful director of together and fucking amal. very very disturbing film. Here's something he said about his own film: Lukas Moodysson has expressed disapproval over the future VHS and DVD releases of the movie (the decision to release it was out of his hands) — he would preferred theaters-only release, to avoid children being exposed to it. He has also said that "in a perfect world, this movie would not be made".

Suzanne's career by rohmer: thanks to mithat bey's purchase we now have the six moral tales collection. i like rohmer's early films, his recent one was horrible. this film was very touching.