Safe (1995)
Set in an affluent neighbourhood of the San Fernando Valley in 1987, the film recounts the life of a seemingly unremarkable homemaker, Carol White who develops multiple chemical sensitivity.
Genres: Drama, Suspense/Thriller, Horror
Directed By: Todd Haynes
Written By: Todd Haynes
Starring: Xander Berkeley, Julianne Moore, Peter Friedman, Beth Grant, Susan Norman, Kate McGregor-Stewart, Mary Carver, Jessica Harper, Jodie Markell, Ronnie Farer, Dean Norris, Julie Burgess
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Safe is a stylistically cold and distanced study of the clinical alienation that comes with wealth and technologic progress. Carol starts to question her affluent and banal housewife life, feeling depressed and anxious. Yet her world is so penetrated by values of hygiene, order, and conservative morality that she can't even accept that hers is an emotional yearning. In that sense, this a bleak and pessimistic account of vanishing humanity in our techno scientific class societies. Interesting.
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the problem with my ratings is that i try to pick out arguably good films to watch and because of that, good-but-not-impressive-enough-films like this end up being tier-5 or below.
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Haynes wrings terror out of the mundanity of sterile, upper class suburbia during the superficial '80s in a tale about the alienation of bourgeois privilege and the need for security from uncertainty as he frames the characters in their domestic spaces. The film anticipates the modern obsession with holistic medicine and anti-science conspiracies, but it's also an investigation into a uniquely-American brand of female objectification, capitalist claustrophobia, and the associated anxieties.
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There is a lot to be thankful for when it comes to Todd Haynes, but two reasons, in particular, come to mind with Safe: Julianne Moore and anxiety. The craft displayed in pasting literal anxiety onto the screen is mesmerizing. Moore is fantastic in her first leading role as she chews the screen with her empty stares and nervous smiles.
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In Safe, the main character is a mirror and a symbol. Barely there, as thin as can be both emotionally and just as a character on the page, Carol is either a symbol of how any random person will succumb to the unintended side-effects of contemporary society, or how any random person can be entirely lost in psychosomatic illness. I'm not entirely sure what, if any, message or lesson one should take from this film. All I know is that Carol is so barely there that it starts to drag the film down.
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An accomplishment in tone and performance. The use of perspective is crucial. Suffocating wide shots. Unconventional coverage makes when terror strikes feel sudden and inevitable. The synth score works until the final scenes, supplanting silence from the first half with aimless noise. The feeling of isolation, lack of emotional catharsis for the protagonist, us knowing she's likely incapable of ending this phase of her life, is reminiscent of A Woman Under the Influence in the best possible way.
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An odd mix of Cronenbergian style body horror and Antonioni like artistry, Safe was an unusually heady American 'indie' film for its time that traded in fashionable irony for complete seriousness. The cold clinical tone is eerily precise: it traps Carol/Moore within the frame, highlighting her isolation, powerlessness and increasing sense of dislocation. It's a moody urban dramatic 'horror' about the problems of modern living, but it bites off more than it can chew and overstays its welcome.
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More substantive in its less than flattering depiction of upper class pomposity than in its portrait of a dejected young woman struggling with issues of self-identity. Especially since the latter continually teeters on the verge of self-parody to the point where it becomes unintentionally hilarious - if not hopelessly misguided. Moore gives a great turn, however.
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The driving question in Safe is, "What is it that really ails Carol?" What's so insidious about this question is that it appears to be unanswerable. It might be a metaphysical question, but the revulsions of her body make us believe it's something more, something tangible. It might be an empirical question, but the limits of science prove to be inadequate; medicine and psychology fails her. Yet, this invisible agony pops up everywhere; in Carol, in you, in me. The horror is in not knowing why.
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perhaps a little broad to quite hit masterpiece territory for me, but i wouldn't be surprised if a rewatch removed all doubts.
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