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Two Ways of Being Trapped
On the Road, by David Pablos
"There is something in the very structure of the road movie that compels confession, that gradual undressing. When two people share a space as confined as a truck cab for hours and kilometers on end, silences stop being comfortable and the questions one doesn't dare ask out loud begin to resonate just the same."
“Blue Heron belongs to a category as rare as it is precious. A map of a family’s emotional timeline, a cinematic letter devoted to the bonds, the silences, and the events that shaped us without our noticing. The camera watches what she watches and listens to what her memory will one day remember.”
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“The excessive use of narrative coincidence, in that context, is a symptom of a deeper illness: the loss of faith in dramatic causality. There is no longer any trust that a well-told story can, on its own, hold the audience’s attention.”
