Black Cat White Cat Review Guardian

Matko and his son Zare live on the banks of the Danube river and get by through hustling and basically doing anything to make a living.

Black cat white cat review guardian. Inside the Guardian blog. One of the best movies ever. The film centers around a group of gypsies who live on the banks of the Danube River.

Cats may be the ideal subjects for exploring opposites related to motion. The film -- in Serbo-Croatian and Romany with English subtitles -- opens Friday in Manhattan. A minimalistic treat its illustrated with simple shapes and in only black and white with a dash of color at the end.

Matko is a small time hustler living by the river Danube with his 17 year old son Zare. Black Cat White Cat. Review by Julie Danielson.

He picks daisies while she gazes at the stars. The films of Yugoslav director Emir Kusturica have tended to divide opinion over the years with his 1995 Underground annoying almost as many as it delighted prompting attacks on the films politics from some quarters and complaints about its near to three-hour. Black Cat White Cat is Review by laila ½ kusturicas simultaneously heartfelt and critical presentation of a love story hindered by greed is nicely complimented by beautiful and eccentric aethetics that are extremely interesting just to look at.

Black Cat White Cat review. Was it only 2hours long. And it exists like a scavenger building itself from the stuff discarded by other civilizations whether its material Russian hardware and gasoline or cultural American pop songs and.

Young lovers lonely hearts domineering grandparents stupid con-artists cokehead gangsters and flocks of geese make up the world of Black Cat White Cat always accompanied by torrents of music. It promises the merry chaos that will unfold before our eyes for. In this picture book import first published last year in Italy Silvia Borando tells the story of two cats who befriend one another and explore their worlds together.