Ultra Pulpe
Directed by Bertrand Mandico
After wrapping her newest film, transgressive director Joy D’Amato weaves a tapestry of her future film ideas to her newest muse, Apocalypse, in the hopes of keeping her affections.
A transgressive director weaves a tapestry of her future film ideas to her newest muse, Apocalypse.
Cast: Pauline Jacquard
Member Reviews
What a pile of garbage!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This could have been a great short film; there were some good surrealist and Cronenbergesque set pieces. But the writer/director tried to make an 80's avant-garde film but didn't understand the #1 rule - you make the film, you don't explain it. This a film about making a film, and those are the laziest and most boring films you can make. All the "weirdness" is dismissed as "oh it's just a film and they're just artists." I would suggest the real thing instead, start with Liquid Sky (1982) and Dr. Caligari (1989). And it's on Shudder because these types of films tend to include elements of body horror.
I liked it. I am one who really likes "dream sequence" scenes and transgressive literature, and so this for me was a 35 minute dream sequence. Very colorful. It is artistic, and even pretentious, but in a way that modifies its self awareness of its own pretentiousness to offend others with interesting colors, textures, visuals, and "aura", mood, vibe; atmosphere, etc,.
shudder should ban some comments. ignorant and uncivilized trolls shouldn't even be allowed to comment.
blegggghhh! ..... just a bunch of artsy fartsy noise