Léa Seydoux and Niels Schneider in The Unknown, or Existential Dizziness According to Arthur Harari
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A seasoned filmmaker and Oscar-winning screenwriter, the Frenchman adapts his graphic novel with the novel "Unknown" by Léa Seydoux and Niels Schneider. Portrait of an author fascinated by moving identities. ...
Complex and exciting, the film slides its strange anxiety onto a roughest realism.
Arthur Harari's adventure away from Onoda and from Anatomy of a fall to deliver a disturbing and deeply singular film... The post "The Unknown" by Arthur Harari: body and disagreements appeared first on Benzine Magazine.
With his characters exchanging their bodies, the film of the co-writer of Anatomy of a fall is intriguing. From images extracted from four scenes, the director gives keys to tackle this enigmatic work.
After Onoda and 10,000 Nights in the Jungle, Oscar winner Arthur Harari returns with a third feature film about two strangers whose bodies are transformed by a mysterious phenomenon. An interview with the filmmaker.
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