Palindromes 4K 2004 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

Twelve-year-old Aviva Victor wants to become a mother. She does everything in her power to make it happen, and she almost succeeds, but, her plans are upset by her sensible parents. Then she runs away from home, still determined to get pregnant one way or another. She finds herself lost in another world, less sane, but full of all sorts of strange possibilities. Like many journeys it's a journey in circles, and in the end it's hard to tell if Aviva can ever be the same, or if she can never be different...

Review 4K Movie

A little girl is torn from her childhood and thrown into a cruel, harsh world full of violence, fear, loneliness, and lies.

Solondz brilliantly showed us this whole process. And what about the idea of changing actresses? Have you ever seen anything like it? It's a wonderful innovation. He dissolved all the harshness of the plot in an unpredictable change of scene, and the light, unobtrusive soundtrack gives us a chance to relax before a new dose of relentless truth.

He did everything in moderation. But Solondz's moderation is a range of emotions. You won't forget a movie like this right away. Disgust, fear, interest, regret, understanding... The mood throughout the film is uncertain and keeps your mind on edge. And the ending, with its charming smile, finally allows us to breathe. But as soon as we are about to take a new breath of oxygen. Everything we have just seen returns with renewed force, engraving itself on our memory and thoughts. And we no longer care about a few cinematic blunders or other shortcomings. This is the meaning of “different cinema.” Don't count the effects or the money. Just look at what the director is showing us, what he wants to tell us, and how he does it.