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Schrödinger's cat is neither dead nor alive. It murdered him then went on an acid trip.
Without sounding like a beret-donning art snob, Arthouse films, and the avant-garde in general, possess a charm usually lacking in more mainstream entertainment media. Though often at the cost of elucidated stories, story development, themes, etc, I find a mesmerizing subtlety stashed away in the wo…
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It’s the best of times, it’s the worst of times. It’s a tale of two kitties, and i’m not talking about that abysmal Garfield sequel. Nyako and Nyatta are two sibling kittens living in a quaint little house with their parents, a doting homemaker mommy cat and a lazy, slovenly daddy cat. One day, whil…
Read full review on AniList →Deconstructing Masaaki Yuasa's Feline Feast: Cat Soup [Graphic Content]
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“I don’t think I had a dream as a child. I just wanted to live a slow life.” - [Masaaki Yuasa](https://anilist.co/staff/100068/Masaaki-Yuasa)
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Read full review on AniList →Symbolism for symbolism’s sake?
Creativity does not always result in a well-thought-out work. Originality does not guarantee that your work will stand out. The use of symbols is a popular stylistic approach for expressing an author’s thoughts indirectly. Nekojiru-sou is certainly creative, original and full of symbolism. I must ha…
Read full review on AniList →A weird series to get an arthouse movie
This movie shocked me. The blend of surrealism and symbolism intertwine and create what is to me many different emotions. There is no dialogue, at least none with real sound behind it. The entire story is told through trippy visuals as well as visual metaphors, to the point where it leaves a lot to…
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