Nómadas

I was lucky to see this film at the Montreal Film Festival, and it was AMAZING. It was definitely violent and confusing (I think I would have gotten more out of it if I understood Spanish), but it was very creative. The cinematography and imagery were amazing. The movie has a very powerful point about loneliness and longing. It is almost entirely silent. Instead of focusing on action and interaction, this movie realistically shows the awkward silences in between conversation, and what we do when we are alone. It is similar to a David Lynch film, and the non-linear story telling reminds me a bit of "Mulholland Drive". I can't pretend I get the full message of what this movie was trying to say, but I still think it was an amazing film, and the best I saw when I was at the Film Festival.