Love this take on how the “greatest film” is an ever-shifting concept, not a fixed truth. Jeanne Dielman’s top ranking isn’t a glitch—it’s proof that a film’s meaning evolves, just like us. I am no expert on anything, but a favourite film rests only with you. It can, and often does, change over time, like your favourite piece of art, boo…
Love this take on how the “greatest film” is an ever-shifting concept, not a fixed truth. Jeanne Dielman’s top ranking isn’t a glitch—it’s proof that a film’s meaning evolves, just like us. I am no expert on anything, but a favourite film rests only with you. It can, and often does, change over time, like your favourite piece of art, book or music. This is part of the connection we feel with culture, well it is for me anyway, but hey, what do I know :)
Love this take on how the “greatest film” is an ever-shifting concept, not a fixed truth. Jeanne Dielman’s top ranking isn’t a glitch—it’s proof that a film’s meaning evolves, just like us. I am no expert on anything, but a favourite film rests only with you. It can, and often does, change over time, like your favourite piece of art, book or music. This is part of the connection we feel with culture, well it is for me anyway, but hey, what do I know :)