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brigs, January 31, 2012 12:52:02 PM CET
Feist "The Bad in Each Other" - Dir. Martin De Thurah

         
First world white girl tries to keep it real except her biggest problem is the hipster who wants to make out.
         
This feels like a really poorly cut trailer for a potentially interesting longform piece. None of it really connected for me. And the fake aspect ratio hurts my eyes. I'm a die-hard De Thurah fan but I'm not loving this one.
         
Personally, I think it's wonderful. One of his standout pieces. In a way it is a kind of trailer because it hints at a bigger story, which seems to exists elsewhere (and which, rather brilliantly, we'll never get to see) Martin describes it as a poem, which is a far better description.

As a delicate study of people and how they interact with each other I found it very moving and haunting. The lighting and direction are pretty much flawless.
         
Cool. The decostructed stories in Mexico remember me Inarritu mosaic-movies written by Arriaga
         
im with otc
it's a bird? it's a plane? it's some self-indulgent dude?
         
count me captured.