The Most Insane Break-Up Film Ever Made – Possession | Shocking Cinema

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Movies Shown
Possession
The Third Part of the Night
The Devil
That Most Important Thing: Love
On the Silver Globe
Ashes and Diamonds
My Brilliant Career
The Killing Fields

Chapters

00:00 Intro
01:56 Zulawski
06:55 Possession
10:23 Sponsorship
11:22 Possession Again
17:41 Epilogue
19:24 Credits and Outtake

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36 thoughts on “The Most Insane Break-Up Film Ever Made – Possession | Shocking Cinema”

  2. You may already be aware of this but if not, I highly recommend a 2016 movie by a Mexican director, Amat Escalante, entitled Untamed (La Region Salvaje.) The themes are very similar and it is an homage to Zulawski. Of particular interest is the appearance of a fine Mexican actor, Enoc Leano, in a small role late in the film starting at the time stamp 1:19.

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  6. I believe no is simply a genius. There’s only one movie that I believe is so complex so highly artistic you can only be handled by Kino himself. That movie is monkey Jones stop the school shooting.

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  20. Спасибо большое, очень хорошее видео из-за которого я пересмотрел свои взгляды на этот фильм, все таки любовь зла
    да

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  22. HI @TheKinoCorner Great Video! Could you please tell me what restoration/ release this footage is from? I have the "La Chat Qui Fume" release and the colouring is so blue/grey and dull. I much prefer this as the colours are more bold and pronounced with more red tints. Thanks!

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  28. People in the western part of the world shake their head when they hear about an "oppressive" socialist country banning a movie for being "anti-socialist", but then US government puts "It's a Wonderful Life", for god's sake, on the FBI list for being "too socialist" including its director, and people don't call THAT "oppressive". But apparently pro-fascist movies like "Birth of a nation" and "Dirty Harry" don't need banning here in the West.
    The logic is nowhere to be found.

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  33. Hey friend , just found the channel and have been on the binge of movies essay, keep up the good work. I especially like your discussion of a movie on its own merit and don't leave it at the surface level discussion of the themes of the movie that most review channels grab onto.

    This is a bit of suggestion & you can ignore: Please include some non-western cinema in your catelogue i.e, Indian, Thai , Chinese, African etc< I would like you to explore non Western ovies with your critical eye. As an Indian I can recommend many Indian classics but that might not be for you given general distate for song and dance montage among Western Audience so I will recommend:some recent movies that are restrained on this aspect: Shahid, Haider, Aamis, Sardar Uddham, Great Indian Kitchen, Qala, Masaan, Ship of Thesus, Eega, Hey Ram, RK/RKay, PK etc.

    Though I know that is not what your channel core audience looking for and might alienate them. Hence, even if you keep doing what you do I will still follow in your journey.

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