Review of Landscape in the Mist (1988) by Ian I — 29 May 2007
In the middle of the night, a little girl and her younger brother go off in search of their father, knowing only that he lives in Germany. Along the way to the German border, the children encounter a series of father-like figures and a bizarre string of inexplicable events.
The line between the children's imaginations and reality is blurred, and the result is a film of rare poetic beauty. This film can at times seem unsettling and difficult, but it is more rewarding and deeply affecting than most movies out there.
This review of Landscape in the Mist (1988) was written by Ian I on 29 May 2007.
Landscape in the Mist has generally received very positive reviews.
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