If I’d hiked all day to get to the fishing spot and had no communication with the outside world and it looked like an accident, then I’d wait til I got back too.
I’m not into post-natal depression and domestic violence. Are there pretty shots of the countryside?
Tom 4 August 2006, 12:37 AM
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There are many pretty shots of the countryside. I had trouble finding pictures for this review but the official site has a nice set of landscape pictures taken by the director.
In the film, it does not look like an accident. Looks more like a murder, possibly worse. Would this change your opinion?
Andy 4 August 2006, 12:49 AM
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If it was a murder, then there might be a murderer in the area. Could sway my actions. Also I don’t like fishing, so I’d go home.
Pretty pictures.
Jack 4 August 2006, 03:04 AM
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Can you explain what you mean by “clinical” directing? I want to discuss this point, but I’m don’t think I understand exactly.
Tom 4 August 2006, 09:10 AM
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I was thinking about that today actually, I’m not entirely sure what I meant either. I don’t remember much hand-held work or close-ups, I suppose. The camera felt very much like an observer rather than involved in the action, which I liked. For example the fight between Claire and Stewart, which if I recall correctly sort of moved to the left of frame and fell down behind a table, and the camera stayed mostly still.
But it’s quite possible that I’m both misremembering and talking out of my arse.
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andy
3 August 2006, 01:17 AM
If I’d hiked all day to get to the fishing spot and had no communication with the outside world and it looked like an accident, then I’d wait til I got back too.
I’m not into post-natal depression and domestic violence. Are there pretty shots of the countryside?
Tom
4 August 2006, 12:37 AM
There are many pretty shots of the countryside. I had trouble finding pictures for this review but the official site has a nice set of landscape pictures taken by the director.
In the film, it does not look like an accident. Looks more like a murder, possibly worse. Would this change your opinion?
Andy
4 August 2006, 12:49 AM
If it was a murder, then there might be a murderer in the area. Could sway my actions. Also I don’t like fishing, so I’d go home.
Pretty pictures.
Jack
4 August 2006, 03:04 AM
Can you explain what you mean by “clinical” directing? I want to discuss this point, but I’m don’t think I understand exactly.
Tom
4 August 2006, 09:10 AM
I was thinking about that today actually, I’m not entirely sure what I meant either. I don’t remember much hand-held work or close-ups, I suppose. The camera felt very much like an observer rather than involved in the action, which I liked. For example the fight between Claire and Stewart, which if I recall correctly sort of moved to the left of frame and fell down behind a table, and the camera stayed mostly still.
But it’s quite possible that I’m both misremembering and talking out of my arse.
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