Cate Blanchett in Julian Rosefeldt film "Manifesto"
finally a film about ideas fueled by ideas and yet the one that puts ideas where they properly belong namely somewhere after the visible, after the felt, after the lived and experienced.
it is a quite disquieting proposition: it seems to show immaturity, limitations and well… idiocy of any attempt to formulate a formula.
does it show the need to transcend the urge to put things into a set of theoretic assumptions and scoldings toward reality in the name of a newly discovered “truth”?
if so to transcend it with what?
does it express the failure of all attempts “to get things right”?
an amazing rhythmic feast, to say the least. a wonderful acting presentations (who cares that a few of the vignettes could be critiqued as overdone - the totality of the piece if alive and moving)
my favorite one is of course a classroom scene with quotes from recent film manifestos.
splendid!
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