The only film director whose work I've loved ever since I watched Dune and Twin Peaks. I can find no words to describe His magnum opus, Twin Peaks The Return. What an artist.
I actually was thinking will he mention Amour, I think it coming out made him kinda have to think how to do scrap what he had tought to do. To not look or feel similar but work. There ofc will be them connected together even if letting a bit time go on before making Vortex. Just for the fact as he said that there is not many movies about the subject. Also Amour being so fantastic that it propably made kinda having to in a weird way to distant from it and keep it it in mind to find another path. It isn't about old age but a real story of someone who got an early on-set dementia in middle-age. Still Alice, it's a wonderfull movie too that goes to her head and confusion. It going worse and nothing to do about it. As someone whose been few years in a really intense period of an mental illness and it ruining my twenties really. The first year of it I didn't want to know what I had because I even feared brain-damage because the symptoms were so severe. I was scared that I will do something to me if I hear that it stays. Turned out some have had it a week, month(s), year(s), as in my case during years it not 100% going away but Massively downsized and some have it say 20 years or the whole life. I just happened to have every symptom ridiculously high, soooo bad luck.
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Xavier is one of my favorite film directors ever. I felt in love with him since the J'ai Tue Ma Mere. It was kinda way of telling stories that I always was searching for. And his films touch me every time. He influenced my taste a lot. It's sad that he's dissapointed about filmmaking right now. But I wish that someday we can see his new work. And I wish someday i can meet him personally.
I was just thinking today about Xavier and wanting to contact him. We used to correspond on twitter about his films, then he stopped using social media. When a couple years later he announced his retirement, I was heartbroken. About a month ago I looked up a French photographer friend of his who used to joke back and forth with me and Xavier on twitter. I wanted to find out how Xavier is doing. He didn't reply. Today I googled about Xavier to see if there is any news and was delighted to see that just 3 days ago hebannounced he is coming back to filmmaking, with a Gothic horror story! So looking forward to his new work. I loved so many of his magical films, especially Tom at the Farm (watched it 4 times!), I Killed My Mother, and Mommy - which he and I had several twitter convos about, because I was dealing with a similar situation as that mom. His films reach me like very few others. So glad that there will now be more. Bet you are too. n
Here, the distinction between "hope" and "optimism", as described by Terry Eagleton among others, could be very fruitful and clarifying. Anyway, I can't wait to see a fiction movie from the maker of the documentary that shattered me to my core.
If I was being generous, I'd say..... clumsy non-native speaker trying, and failing, to find the correct English word. But still, to suggest Lynch is pessimistic is stunningly stupid.
