Apples

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Tom M Apr 22 Odd little film. A man tries to escape the past, but simply can't. Slow paced, deadpan greek cinema. Compared to Yorgos Lanthimos. No comparison really. Yorgos is funnier. See more S L 01/08/2024 Playful, warm, hearkbreaking and gentle. We need more films like this. See more Louis H 10/06/2023 Bittersweetness is the best way to describe the roller coaster of emotions I felt while watching this film, ultimately ending in an ache for the fleetingness of it all. See more isla s 09/03/2022 This is very much a quirky and arty 'indie' type film. it is somewhat thoughtful - I've heard of such things happening in reality, with people suddenly suffering from memory loss - secondary school pupils in the US I think. This film is interesting in terms of the themes or concepts about identity, purpose, layers in life - like the layers of an apple, the depth of the brain or mind which contains your self identity. I'm not sure I can say too much about this film really, other than its intriguing I suppose. It raises questions and doesn't really answer them but thats kind of fair enough. I would recommend this film if your keen on European cinema, yes. See more 08/09/2022 Surprisingly well-made, Apples is a fine example of what one can achieve despite the small budget. See more Joe C @JoeinAtl 07/11/2022 This is a challenging but excellent watch. The Greek first-time director uses similar pacing, lighting and cinematography to his fellow Grecian director of "The Lobster." "Apples" is more accessible than the former title, with many unexplained quirks but not absurdist. The apple itself plays prominently in the lead's choices, and his struggles show through, as well as his struggling interaction with his counterpart. The Greek dialogue is subtitled, so you have to keep up. See more Read all reviews

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