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'It's Not Me' Review: Leos Carax Video Essay Confounds
IndieWireStory by Christian ZilkoImage from IndieWire
scrn loglineMaverick auteur Leos Carax takes viewers on a mind-bending, self-reflective video essay that grapples with the essence of his filmmaking process and influences.beat sheet- Carax blends footage from his own acclaimed films like 'Holy Motors' with classic Hollywood imagery and historical clips, creating a kaleidoscopic, stream-of-consciousness meditation on his creative motivations.
- Despite the 40-minute runtime, Carax's video essay ultimately leaves more questions than answers, as the enigmatic director remains as elusive as ever about the deeper meaning behind his singular cinematic vision.
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'It's Not Me' Review: Leos Carax Video Essay Confounds
IndieWireStory by Christian Zilko
scrn logline
Maverick auteur Leos Carax takes viewers on a mind-bending, self-reflective video essay that grapples with the essence of his filmmaking process and influences.
beat sheet
- Carax blends footage from his own acclaimed films like 'Holy Motors' with classic Hollywood imagery and historical clips, creating a kaleidoscopic, stream-of-consciousness meditation on his creative motivations.
- Despite the 40-minute runtime, Carax's video essay ultimately leaves more questions than answers, as the enigmatic director remains as elusive as ever about the deeper meaning behind his singular cinematic vision.
call sheet
Leos Carax, Holy Motors, 'It's Not Me', 'Holy Motors'