analogue photography and poor compositions make for a beautiful winter break.
About
I'm a film and photography student. I passionately love my native Venezuela. I live in Miami and I love the city like a stepchild. As soon as I graduate I want to go to the west coast and get a master's in photography from Brooks or in film from USC or work and stop being poor.Following
analogue photography and poor compositions make for a beautiful winter break.
They brought snow to have us play with and prevent students from commitinbg suicide in finals week.
I love my school.
guess who I am.
So tonight I went to see this movie. I needed to go to a screening at the Cosford, my university’s movie theater, for a class and I found this showing tonight.
In the hands of Lars Von Trier, with actors Willem Dafoe and Charlotte Gainsbourg, I had no doubt this would be a brilliant film. Never in my life have I been afraid of any film. I didn’t find The Ring, The Eye, The Grudge, you name it the slightest bit frightening. As an aspiring screenwriter, I have thought of what one would write that would truly evoke fear in the audience, rather than a quick shock, which is what your conventional horror movie does. If anyone could create a true horror film, it would be Lars Von Trier, so I entered the movie theater excited to be terrified, after all, it is exhilarating to be in true horror. The movie delivered. As the credits the rolled I found myself in a paradox: I’ve just seen one of the most brilliant films I’ve ever seen, and, at the same time, I wouldn’t want anyone else to see it ever, for the sake of their own sanity.
Go see it at your own risk.
Enjoy.










I’m kind of homesick and hungry for tequeños so I’ve been flying around Maracaibo in Google Earth.