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15 hours ago · Throughout the making of Poor Things and other works such as The Favorite, Lanthimos and Stone have developed a creative relationship. After days of filming, they would both develop the negatives together in a makeshift darkroom in a bathroom, which offered them both a "creative outlet beyond the realm and constraints of the film" they were ...
3 days ago · Directed by Yorgos Lanthimos and starring Emma Stone, "Poor Things" is a visually stunning, genre-defying exploration of identity, awakening, and the complexities of the human experience. Emma Stone delivers an all-time great performance as Bella Baxter, a woman resurrected with the brain of an infant by the eccentric scientist Dr. Godwin Baxter.
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1 day ago · It hasn't been 3 months since Emma Stone won her second Oscar for her role in Yórgos Lánthimos’ Poor Things, and the inseparable duo is already back, this time at the Cannes Film Festival, to ...
15 hours ago · One way to decipher what a specific film is communicating with its audience is by using what film theorists call a theoretical framework. In this post we will specifically be looking at the movie Poor Things (2023) through the lens of Culture Studies, Ideology and Hegemony. The film was directed by Yorgos Lanthimos and starred actress Emma Stone.
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1 day ago · Scarred surgeon God allows her in the room with the training cadavers and she grabs one’s flaccid penis and stabs him in the eyes repeatedly ‘cause she likes the squishing noise. She rides a weird Victorian bicycle indoors. Then feeds the baby calf with a duck’s head and the duck… with a dog’s head. What a great surgeon.
4 days ago · Those were among the takeaways of a panel during the Cannes Film Festival’s Marché du Film that included Káel, Hungarian producer Ildikó Kemény (“Poor Things”), Hungarian-born and ...
4 days ago · THEMES: “Poor Things” represents the poor humans, suffering under the restrictions of society, imprisoned by their own rules. You’re currently reading “Poor Things (Yorgos Lanthimos, 2023): Ireland, United Kingdom, United States, Hungary,” an entry on Student Film Reviews. Published: 02.27.24 / 10am. Category:
