Ronald Mlodzik, Jack Messinger, Iain Ewing
The first film by director David Cronenberg, the black and white, hour-long feature Stereo is more self-consciously avant-garde, and less visceral, than his later work. Nevertheless, many of the usual...( read more
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mi favorite cronenberg film, as a mental health professional its a very intresting analysis of all the main themes that are the core of cronenberg movies they are, love, sex, violence crazynes, and the terror of having to take a look inside and fiding that the most horrifying thi...( read more)
ENGLISH: The idea of structuring a movie as a fake scientific documentary was great, but it has been unfortunately developed in a dull, uninspiring way.
ITALIANO: L'idea di strutturare il film come un finto documentario scientifico era grandiosa, ma e' stata sfortunamente svilup...( read more)
Good to see early Cronenberg being such a huge fan. But this is not very good, it is rather boring and not all that interesting. When you read what it is about it sounds interesting but the execution of it, is not however. Due to budget there is no music, no sound what so ever, o...( read more)
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