The Beast with Lea Seydoux is weird and provocative sci-fi | Narromine News
The Beast starring Lea Seydoux and George MacKay is a weird, thought-provoking look at two people in different time periods.
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The Beast starring Lea Seydoux and George MacKay is a weird, thought-provoking look at two people in different time periods.
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The new film, now playing at the New York Film Festival jumps between three different time periods across the span of 134 years.
Courtesy of KinologyTo love is to feel, and to feel is to suffer—truths that become intricately intertwined across space and time in The Beast, the saga of a woman and a man linked by fate and connected across eras. Loosely inspired by Henry James’ 1903 short story “The Beast in the Jungle,” French auteur Bertrand Bonello’s latest is a decidedly unique sci-fi saga, and while its assortment of recurring images, conversations, scenes, and dynamics intermittently borders on the exhausting, it plays
Not as arresting or visually stunning as Cloud Atlas, but another sci-fi with multiple storylines separated by time. Our The Beast review: