"the VVitch" (finally): i really really liked this one, have been meaning to see it for months, it really elevates my view on Eggers, still i didnt love it like i loved the lighthouse, but come on, super excited for the northman.
"The french dispatch": really liked it, contender for my personal fav Wes film
"El cielo esta rojo": its a documentary about a jail fire in Chile, 2010, it made its way onto a few international festivals, probably will never see a major release, the doc itself was told in a bit of a slow paced, reprimanding way but it was also told with a lot of coldness, the facts are, perhaps on purpose, shown as the archives describe them, tons of redacted content in documents, people refusing to elaborate in interviews, and there is no omniscient or guiding narration, this works both ways for the doc in my opinion, the subject matter impacted me quite a bit, but i feel the film would alienate most of the mainstream, and i think thats a total disservice to what the film really is trying to archieve, wich is social awareness.