Daaaaaali!

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Mira M 10/06/2024 A surrealist use of time, that dragged on just a bit at the end See more xldw 6 @RT98543640 10/23/2024 A wonderful film that can be played in a loop continuously presents an endless chain of desires in a fancy nested structure, making people sink into an eternal long dream. Just like waking up leisurely after desires are unfulfilled and continuing to enter another psychedelic journey, and the ending that can be modified and returned layer by layer according to one's will. The dream structure and surreal style are both reinterpreting Dali's unruly and narcissistic nature with Dali's crazy brushstrokes. Making extensive use of the upturned mustache (so that viewers can quickly recognize different actors as Dali), presenting telephones on plates, disordered time, branch canes and skeleton donkeys all make people smile knowingly. There are also Dali's paintings made into real scenes. This film also has quite the charm of Buñuel's movies. The repeatedly blocked desires/processes (unfinished interviews, endless dreams, corridors that can't reach the end) seem like variations of "The Exterminating Angel" and "The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie". The multiple people playing one role (six Dali actors) is just like an upgraded version of "That Obscure Object of Desire". A meta-movie about dreaming/making dreams vs. interviewing/seeking the truth (performance fiction vs. realistic recording). The television screen becomes the main transition medium, with reverse motion, reversed interviews, and watching one's own movie. I usually use these two sites for more free movies and short dramas.If you have a better website, please recommend it to me. Thank you https://omnishort.com/？utm_source=rottentomatoes https://nightgod.tv/？utm_source=rottentomatoes See more Peter M @RT27706088 04/25/2024 Amazing. Two people walked out of the showing I went to. Everyone else stayed until the credits had ended, worried they might miss another meta moment. The movie is short and unconventional, but it works. The pace is break-neck and the writing truly inventive despite ostensibly being yet another mockumentary. It also deftly captures the essence of Dalí’s surrealism without feeling didactic. Bravo. The real Dalí would have loved it. See more Vincent @vinix 02/10/2024 This movie has a lot in common with Dalí's paintings: a couple of good ideas, many cheap tricks, tedious repetitiveness, very little meaning or substance. See more Read all reviews

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