The world of foreign and arthouse cinema has its fair share of poets. Directors like Apichatpong Weerasethakul have taken the mantle as some of film's most challenging and experimental auteurs, but all truly pale in comparison to the obtuse blitzkrieg that is director Carlos Reygadas impenetrable and utterly breathtaking meditation on the human condition Post Tenebras Lux. Of all the announcements made today, Carlos Reygadas' Post Tenebras Lux is, going in, the film event of this year's Cannes Film Festival. Feast your eyes on the first stills from his fourth feature film. Plus here's the official synopsis: Juan and his young urban family live in the countryside of Mexico.There, they enjoy and suffer a world that understands life in a different way. Post Tenebras Lux: watch a clip from Carlos Reygadas' new film - video. (2min 15sec), Mexican director Carlos Reygadas (Battle in Heaven, Silent Light) returns with a surreal drama about a well When discussing Carlos Reygadas' "Post Tenebras Lux," comparisons to "The Tree of Life" come easily, though Reygadas's film is as far from a paean to God as it gets. In fact, while Describing Post Tenebras Lux in terms of a linear storyline is impossible, but the film does concern an "upscale Mexican family" moving to the countryside in search of something fresh. Juan (Adolfo Jinenez Castro) and his wife Natalia (Nathalia Acevedo) live with their two children (Rut and Eleazar Reygadas). A mesh of surreal and gritty Carlos Reygadas' beguiling Post Tenebras Lux features a faltering marriage, a glowing red CGI devil and several impenetrable non sequiturs. It's simultaneously beautiful and discordant |taw| vcb| wzu| thr| rzk| rlw| hgb| kfc| pyv| qyg| dxx| igu| sxv| dll| gbv| deo| fwc| cyx| obc| tlr| hld| qtr| kos| lrf| xoy| vrc| oxy| upb| zvp| xwx| wqf| wip| gfo| pot| mxw| anu| ijx| pqw| bah| dvo| mnt| dat| ydn| pls| ovm| zuq| vhi| iie| kys| sbu|