Then check out Alain Resnais‘s latest film, Wild Grass (Les Herbes folles):
What’s more, it isn’t 2½ hours long, and half of its running time doesn’t consist of incoherent gun battles!
Your can read more about it here and here and here and here and here.
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A. D. Jameson is the author of five books, most recently I FIND YOUR LACK OF FAITH DISTURBING: STAR WARS AND THE TRIUMPH OF GEEK CULTURE and CINEMAPS: AN ATLAS OF 35 GREAT MOVIES (with artist Andrew DeGraff). Last May, he received his Ph.D. in Creative Writing from the Program for Writers at UIC.
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