The Painting Reviews
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Nizar Ezzeddine
May 5, 2013
Then "Le Tableau" enters the most surprising details such as what if we were able to determine of our destiny or forms, and what if some event could delete any differences between human beings .. Is it possible to return back to a life after death..Suddenly it asks a question in a atheistic tendency .. Who is God? And how He had been created? Is there a creator of God? if not how He exist?
That strange case of this film makes it one of the most animated films that I saw in my life in the boldness and clarity of questions, and in overwhelming the desire to stimulate and provoke the spectator to doubt as a means of perception, or a way for seeking the truth.
That simplicity that accompanied the pictures that do not just carry that dazzling but a large amount of tasty creativity. Flat cartoon characters does not give the impression of three-dimension, though actually look like a grenade fees or clippings fugitive running away from paintings of "Picasso". The music which takes long tracks alike "concertos" is something deep or historical coming out of the Beats "Bach" and "Beethoven".
"Le Tableau" with its simple way is a breathtaking light story, and upscale fascinating individual cartoon must be seen by all liberal watchers, who can look deep in and understand its thoughts.. What a aesthetic work worths shedding light on it, and mustn't ever remain in dark.
This film departs away from childlike animations, in order to enter into the tens of the cosmic and metaphysic controversies that fills almost all his dialogues. Starting with racial discrimination by color .. to the theory of racial superiority .. to the eternal conflict between dictatorship and freedoms .. to accepting the refraction of faiths bases .. searching for other worlds .. and the reasons of tempers and feelings ,are they linked to the person or to God..
Then "Le Tableau" enters the most surprising details such as what if we were able to determine of our destiny or forms, and what if some event could delete any differences between human beings .. Is it possible to return back to a life after death..Suddenly it asks a question in a atheistic tendency .. Who is God? And how He had been created? Is there a creator of God? if not how He exist?
That strange case of this film makes it one of the most animated films that I saw in my life in the boldness and clarity of questions, and in overwhelming the desire to stimulate and provoke the spectator to doubt as a means of perception, or a way for seeking the truth.
That simplicity that accompanied the pictures that do not just carry that dazzling but a large amount of tasty creativity. Flat cartoon characters does not give the impression of three-dimension, though actually look like a grenade fees or clippings fugitive running away from paintings of "Picasso". The music which takes long tracks alike "concertos" is something deep or historical coming out of the Beats "Bach" and "Beethoven".
"Le Tableau" with its simple way is a breathtaking light story, and upscale fascinating individual cartoon must be seen by all liberal watchers, who can look deep in and understand its thoughts.. What a aesthetic work worths shedding light on it, and mustn't ever remain in dark.
November 20, 2012
Brilliant convergence of art, animation and subject matter. "Complete-ism" spurs a search for the painter to finish those ideas deemed incomplete.
July 18, 2012
I didn't even consider that it might be aimed at children!
I rather enjoyed this film -, at the Maine International Film Festival. Tote that it's 78 minutes, not 45 as listed here.
I didn't even consider that it might be aimed at children!
April 9, 2012
Wonderful discovery up here at the TIFFKids festival. Wonderful primary and secondary water-color film that is graceful and thoughtful. Even adults can enjoy this one.
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