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Twentynine Palms
Product Type: DVD
Product Price: $19.95
Manufacturer: Wellspring
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Description
From Bruno Dumont, one of the leading visionaries of world cinema, comes Twentynine Palms, a mesmerizing story of love, sex and evil set deep in the Joshua Tree desert. While scouting for a photo shoot location, an American photographer (David Wissak) and his Russian/French girlfriend (Katia Golubeva) spend their days engaging in impassioned fights, hasty reconciliations and frequent bouts of sex, until a shocking act of desperation leads to an unforeseen and brutal climax. DVD extras include: 5.1 Extraction, Trailer, Interview with Director, EPK, Making of Reel, Subtitle Control
No one can accuse director Bruno Dumont of taking the easy road. Dumont's Life of Jesus and L'Humanite are fascinating, but they test the comfort zone of even the most devoted art-house maven. Twentynine Palms serves up more of Dumont's uncompromising rigor, this time set in America. A couple scout locations in the desert around Joshua Tree, and spend most of their time fighting or having sex. The frankness of the director's approach to sex does not prepare one for the shock of the truly bleak final reels. This Last Tango in Zabrieskie Point has a lulling, creepy power before it reaches those shocks, although actors David Wissak and Katia Golubeva are perhaps not as compelling as Dumont wants them to be. Of course, he's showing empty people traversing one of the emptiest places on earth--so maybe it fits. In any case, this film will shake you if you stick with it. --Robert Horton
Reviews
Rating: 1 / 5
Date: 2010-08-14
Summary: "very disturbing"
I thought this was going to be a mild lackluster movie until it got close to the end. There are two scenes that are very disturbing & not for the weak of heart. Movies do not usually stay with me but this one was so distubing it is still on my mind. I wish I had not bought this one. It made me stress.
Rating: 3 / 5
Date: 2010-03-22
Summary: "Brutality"
I just saw this film last night. I like checking out the amazon reviews of a film I've just seen sometimes, to see what other people thought. This film was challenging, ambiguous, and disturbing, so there are lots of differing opinions on it. It's open to interpretation in a lot of ways.
The main characters in the film are not very interesting or likable people. They're like many of the people we all have in the periphery of our lives: they're self-absorbed, bland, not particularly nice but not so hostile that they really stand out. They seem to be together for reasons that some might call "the wrong reasons" but are reasons that bring many people together anyway: he thinks she's hot and likes having sex with her, and she seems like the type of woman who needs a man to validate her. Aside from sexual attraction and neediness, there seems to be very little genuine affection or respect between the two of them. He thinks she's a hysterical, childish little girl, and she thinks he's a heartless, insensitive prick. Somehow the two interpret this as love.
Through most of the film, the two engage in mundane activities, bicker, and have histrionic, almost animalistic sex. Although it's all very slow moving and tedious, the film does a good job of providing a sense of impending dread and doom. It's subtle, but palpable ... you know something very, very bad is coming.
And it does. And when it does, it's brutal, horrifying, and fast. And all of a sudden all the petty bickering, adolescent drama, and superficial pain the two characters have spent the film inflicting on each other seem incredibly small compared to the abject horror that life can inflict upon anybody at any given time.
Rating: 4 / 5
Date: 2009-12-08
Summary: "pretty good"
well i recieved the video in 3 days so i cant complain, was in excellent condition
Rating: 1 / 5
Date: 2008-12-15
Summary: "Bizarre!!"
There are some movies that warrant reviews because they deserve one and there are some movies that warrant reviews as warnings to the unsuspecting viewer from watching celluloid junk made by someone who probably wasn't in the right frame of mind while making the movie.
I endured almost 2 hours of junk only because I wanted to push my limits of mental endurance and after watching this fare, I was very nearly at the end of my sanity and in serious danger of losing it.
The characters being shown in the movie (a crazy French couple from LA) are nasty at best, constantly fighting with each other, showing fits of sudden anger & love and then repeating the cycle all over again. The long periods of silence are flawed and in all probability the director (and crew) was lost whilst the camera rolled. The brutality and the sheer (bloody) violence shown in the movie (in my opinion) is a reflection of the director's personality. I cannot, but feel very sorry for the actors. I am sure, they only did this for money.
I was shocked at the end of the movie and disturbed. It is undoubtedly one of the worst movies ever made. Please, stay away!!!
Rating: 1 / 5
Date: 2008-10-02
Summary: "Pretty damn awful...see Dumont's L'humanite instead...."
This is a particularly bad film. It's extremely boring and tedious for the first hour or so. The last half hour has a good night scene, and a shocking act of violence, but overall it's a pretentious, stupid film. It consists of a very ugly couple (ugly on the inside mostly) screwing, yelling, screwing, and getting brutalised. I am a fan of existential cinema, but this isn't a good example of it. In fact, it's an embarrassment. It's a shame, as the director, Bruno Dumont, previous film, L'humanite, is flatout amazing. L'humanite had gotten some reviews from people thinking it's pretentious, slow (aka boring), and stupid, but it's a very powerful film with an incredible visual style to it. This film isn't like that at all. I think Dumont is a great filmmaker, but this is a bad misstep. There seems to be a lot of posers out today making "slow, ambiguous" films in an attempt to be arty (there have always been posers of this kind throughout history, I suppose, so for us to think that they don't exist now is arrogance on our part). I don't believe that Dumont is one of these posers, but many might think that he is if this is the only film of his they've seen. Check out Dumont's L'humanite for proof of his talents, and ignore this film. Thank you and good night.