Only Reality Is Discarded by a Pair of Pack-Rat Sisters
di Matt Zoller Seitz The New York Times
Wild yet gentle, the fantasy film “Wool 100%” is a playful contraption illustrating the kinship between movies, fairy tales and dreams.
Directed by Mai Tominaga, the movie, about elderly junk-collecting sisters, kicks off with an animated prologue that looks like a kindergartner’s drawing come to life. The narrator informs us that our heroines, Ume and Kame, have lived in this house all their lives, and have accumulated so many discarded objects (including furniture, clocks, toys and old futons) that the house seems to have merged with their possessions. [...]
di Matt Zoller Seitz, articolo completo (3261 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The New York Times 12 settembre 2007
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