Review of The Mill and the Cross (2011) by Kenneth H — 06 May 2012
Between a 7/10 and 8/10, 'The Mill and the Cross' is visually transporting, a painterly undertaking in every sense of the word. It's a neat case of a contemporary art form conveying to an audience what the painting itself might have conveyed to its viewers hundreds of years ago.
But it's not a making-of movie, nor does it tell the story of the individual subjects in the painting. It's also not exactly art imitating life, or art imitating art. It's more like art becoming art.
This review of The Mill and the Cross (2011) was written by Kenneth H on 06 May 2012.
The Mill and the Cross has generally received positive reviews.
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