Anurag has a very good review of Nanni Moretti's "The Son's Room".
I love Moretti's films. I can see his films just to enjoy the use of natural sunlight. But I especially love "The Son's Room". It may be sentimental, but there is not a single frame of untruth in it. Isn't this how death comes into our homes: all too suddenly and cloaked in tragic illogicality?
To see how different film-makers handle similar situations and themes, compare this film to "In The Bedroom". (I enjoyed that film too, except for the resolution.)
Ebert's review.
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Your comment about use of natural light reminds me of Pataudi's palace (now a Neemrana property and, therefore, a hotel). Somehow, maybe in the way the place is designed, there is ample natural light inside...or, enough anyway to make for beautiful shots :-)
Ghost: I am a sucker for such places, man. Where is this palace? Have you shot anything in there?
(Another must-see for dramatic natural lighting is St. Chapelle in Paris. Of course, the exquisite stained-glass windows come in the way :))
No, haven't yet but there is chance, albeit slim, that we might. Pataudi's palace is in, well, Pataudi...70-odd kilometers from Delhi, off the Delhi-Jaipur highway.
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