Review of The Long Day Closes (1992) by X. T — 21 Oct 2008
A hallucinatory synaptic journey that finds breathtaking realism in surrealism. The film is constructed like a series of memories, where music acts as a bridge that defies space and time. It is instantly more realistic because of it's extreme stylization.
Must see for all serious film lovers.
This review of The Long Day Closes (1992) was written by X. T on 21 Oct 2008.
The Long Day Closes has generally received positive reviews.
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