Review of Cold War (2018) by Andrew Crump for Paste Magazine — 20 Dec 2018
Pawlikowski leaves it to the viewer to determine for themselves the fate of his Cold War proxy parents, and to glean purpose from the film’s gaps in time, its reticence, and even its black-and-white palette.
Married with the Academy ratio, the color scheme makes the film feel classic, but Pawlikowski’s desire to plumb his past makes it timeless.
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This review of Cold War (2018) was written by Andrew Crump and published by Paste Magazine on 20 Dec 2018.
Cold War has generally received very positive reviews.
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