I love Greenaway. Kraklite is his most humane creation. I remember reading that both of Greenaway's parents died from stomach cancer. Perhaps this is why Belly of an Architect is so moving.
This movie contains an immense minimalistic beauty musically and poetic cinematography having no equal match. I truly thank Peter Greenaway for giving me such a dream material...
If not the best film I've ever seen then probably the most beautiful.
As for the music, to borrow a line from Amadeus; "Displace one note and there would be diminishment".
At around 0:40 a shot starts that pans along all the principal characters. If you've seen the film you'll understand there's some serious acting going on there without a word being spoken.
Thank you for this clip! I saw the film on TV as a teenager, in the beginning of the 1990's. I've never seen it since. I remember it made me quite confused. Not to talk about Michael Nyman's music. Enigmatic!
wow.
deuxyeux1 3 weeks ago
1 person got stomach cancer.
jpck6616 5 months ago
God the 80s were fucking incredible.
kimmois1 6 months ago 2
Retroprätenziöser Schois!
danzwoot 8 months ago
I love Greenaway. Kraklite is his most humane creation. I remember reading that both of Greenaway's parents died from stomach cancer. Perhaps this is why Belly of an Architect is so moving.
brackets08 1 year ago
the symbolism could be dated! magnificent, spot on, but altogether unintended observation. love it!
modernaught 1 year ago
some of the acting by the supporting cast is a little crummy, but Dennehy is magnificent, and the film is beautiful to look at.
the symbolism could be dated for hours on end ;-)
lamentate07 1 year ago
This movie contains an immense minimalistic beauty musically and poetic cinematography having no equal match. I truly thank Peter Greenaway for giving me such a dream material...
DrLearyUSA 2 years ago 4
I saw this movie many years ago. The beauty of it! The music! Also, strangely - how good Brian Dennehy is. He IS this character.
dmvc2008 2 years ago 15
If not the best film I've ever seen then probably the most beautiful.
As for the music, to borrow a line from Amadeus; "Displace one note and there would be diminishment".
At around 0:40 a shot starts that pans along all the principal characters. If you've seen the film you'll understand there's some serious acting going on there without a word being spoken.
gefan3 2 years ago 8
Thank you for this clip! I saw the film on TV as a teenager, in the beginning of the 1990's. I've never seen it since. I remember it made me quite confused. Not to talk about Michael Nyman's music. Enigmatic!
gskndbrg 2 years ago
Post scriptum: The music's not by Mr Nyman. It's by Mr Wim Mertens, of course...
gskndbrg 2 years ago 2
I do agree. Wim mertens <3
kuwis 2 years ago
quel bonheur!
cococroft91 2 years ago