Tag: mourning

October 12, 2020

by Nadin Mai

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Admittedly, I had quite a break from The Art(s) of Slow Cinema. Four weeks without a blog post is not in my nature. Nor was...

March 9, 2020

by Nadin Mai

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In 2011, Béla Tarr presented his last feature film, The Turin Horse. The film, in which he had stripped everything bare, contains a lot of...

February 26, 2020

by Nadin Mai

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There are films that you watch. And there are films that you feel. Both forms have been part of my life for quite some time...

May 16, 2014

by Nadin Mai

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For parts of my work on Lav Diaz’s Melancholia, I read Richard Armstrong’s Mourning Films (2012). It wasn’t quite as helpful as I thought for...

The Arts of (Slow) Cinema it's very important to make the film a real psychological process. (Béla Tarr)