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Sunset (2019)

Four men are waiting for a tram. Based on a painting by Zenon Wasilewski, the father of Polish animated film.

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- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 2019
Language
- English
Duration
- 3 mins
Director
- Marcin Giżycki
Genres
- Animation
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Glenn Kenny 21 Mar 2019

While Nemes’s near-subjective technique can generate genuine tension, it more often yields anxious tedium.

John Bleasdale 05 Sep 2018

With a filmmaker as intelligent and controlled as Nemes, Sunset has the assurance that everything has a place and the confusion is intended. But even this has a paradoxical effect.

Lee Marshall 03 Sep 2018

Can a film be baffling and rewarding at the same time? Can a stimulating cinematic experience co-exist with the suspicion that the filmmaker has deliberately set out to frustrate the audience? For all who believe the answer to those questions can be ‘yes’, then Sunset (Napszállta), second film by Son of Saul director László Nemes provides a rich seam to explore.

Roger Moore 26 Apr 2019

Sunset was never going to be a thriller, and the Chekhov comparison is mainly due to the Eastern European theatricality of it all. This unfolds like a memory play on wheels, rolling through the cafe society, simmering political tensions and brave new (automobiles, electricity) world heedless that this world is about to end. Suddenly.

Liam Lacey 04 Apr 2019

Somehow, within this roiling pot of fancy costumes, class hatred, vicious misogyny and official corruption, we are supposed to discern the poisonous seeds of the violence that would wrack Europe. The connections are somewhat fuzzy.