This film is daunting and made me feel like a complete Philistine. Some of it was a beautiful and unnerving, the hermit or the little blond girl running around in a cardi. The commune part just felt comfortable, some of the hermit part too,since I used to live a similar life in parts of those two,funnily enough my former life also involved the metal part as well.
So in a way the movie, for me was personal and completely freaked me out. I found it invasive and thought, how did you know what i was doing when I was young.
I have often wondered myself lately, maybe I should have stayed doing as i was considering the artificial nature of existence in the city.
Was I having way more fun living in the country roaming around with a massive bearded Latvian dude oft times partaking in small live music concerts but generally just raising metal hell together in a remote shack with massive amps.
I think the answer to the question in the film is SH*T HAPPENED.
the answer to the second question posed by the film would be sh*t will continue to happen because it has happened in the past and keen observers of history will gleefully point out that humans have a bad habit of repeating stupid mistakes.
I think this is in part because of lack of decent historical education but probably in full because of human nature and the time constrictions of the human life span.
Now can the filmmakers please tell me what the film was about, because if the synopsis is correct and it was about spirituality, then wtf there is no such thing.
That is a lesson hard learned.
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So in a way the movie, for me was personal and completely freaked me out. I found it invasive and thought, how did you know what i was doing when I was young.
I have often wondered myself lately, maybe I should have stayed doing as i was considering the artificial nature of existence in the city.
Was I having way more fun living in the country roaming around with a massive bearded Latvian dude oft times partaking in small live music concerts but generally just raising metal hell together in a remote shack with massive amps.
I think the answer to the question in the film is SH*T HAPPENED.
the answer to the second question posed by the film would be sh*t will continue to happen because it has happened in the past and keen observers of history will gleefully point out that humans have a bad habit of repeating stupid mistakes.
I think this is in part because of lack of decent historical education but probably in full because of human nature and the time constrictions of the human life span.
Now can the filmmakers please tell me what the film was about, because if the synopsis is correct and it was about spirituality, then wtf there is no such thing.
That is a lesson hard learned.
Find more incoherent rambling at filmstvandlife.wordpress.com