Palms

Palms

1993
2h 20m
"Palms is Aristakisyan's astonishing portrait of people who live on the margins of life and exist outside normal society. Profound, spiritual and hallucinatory, Palms is remarkable at every level and one of the most visionary films of recent years." (Second Run DVD)
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Palms

1993
2h 20m
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Avg Percentile 78.95% from 36 total ratings

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Rated 18 Mar 2009
85
84th
Visionary, fascinating and touching stuff.
Rated 13 Aug 2017
30
5th
Tried to watch this. Some moving black & white imagery but could only take so much of the nonsensical, depressing narration. Recommend watching a documentary on Mother Theresa instead.
Rated 03 May 2012
90
90th
It burns into you. It is deeply sad yet bravely suggests a freedom to homelessness, lionising the subjects. The images of black and white streets and homes of garbage stick in the mind, while the continuous narration avoids becoming didactic by becoming an interrogation of the narrator's own mind. It doesn't matter if it's a documentary, reaching ideas on life through the director simply looking at the world around him and creating something legitimately profound.

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