Manifesto

This doesn't really make any sense as a feature film. As a museum installation, absolutely! Blanchett shows off and has fun playing a dozen crazy archetypes (it's wig city, folks), each reciting a selection of different artistic manifestos. I feel like it'd be a wonderful experience wandering from screen to screen, experiencing each vignette at your own pace, but something is lost when edited together in a linear fashion like this.

I never dreamed I would dislike a movie so much that featured Cake Blanchett in the leading role. What was she thinking when she took on this stupendously bad artsy craptastic script. Extra points for Cate, but I found this impossible to sit through.

Please take these contemporary art things out of the cinema. This is not a cinema experience. This shit offers nothing to me at least in the cinema maybe it does on the modern art gallery. This is not a completed film, just some random, disorganized manifestos. Btw it's also the most overrated performance of Cate Blanchett's career.

Stunning character creation in a fascinating piece of art.

Interesting thoughts and imagery but difficult to connect together as a single piece

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Pretentious: pr??ten.??s/ (adjective) Trying to appear or sound more important or clever than you are, especially in matters of art and literature.

For such an ostensibly unconventional film, it knows how to babble about offering something new but is painfully unable to put its money where its mouth is. It's a verbal collage of other people's work, a relentlessly pretentious mishmash of often contradictory ideas and nothing of its own to write home about. Cate Blanchett dons different accents and wardrobes - a chameleon churning out one cliched persona after the other -, the setpieces are mostly irrelevant, and the point is anyone's guess.

Contrived, in spite of what is trying to preach.

Blanchett is great. Cinematography is great. The adaptation of the manifestos to everyday situations is great.

Cate is sexy as ever when she plays the role of arts teacher

Cate Blanchett'den manifestolar. Farklı karakterlerde kısa kısa izlediğimiz Cate Blanchett konu mankeni olmuş. Hoş sahnelerin olduğu bir film. Verdiği mesaj, sanat hakkında sert, çelişkili, ironik, abartı ve histeri. Kuşbakışı kamerasıyla, filmlerede göndermeler yapıyor. Filmin sonunda, anlamazsan anlatırlar gülüm diye bitiyor. Cate kraliçemiz, oyunculuğu gibi, motorsikleti de şaha kaldırmasını biliyor. Yürü be ablam.