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Evil Does Not Exist

2023, Filme, 1h 46min

In a secluded, snowy mountain village, widower and single father Takumi (Hitoshi Omika) leads a modest life gathering water, wood, and wild wasabi for a friend’s udon shop. Yet this peaceful existence is threatened when a pair of corporate reps (Ryuji Kosaka and Ayaka Shibutani) arrive to launch a glamping site, sparking resistance from community members who fear the project’s potentially pernicious impact on the environment. When Takumi—a respected local figure—is offered the conciliatory role of site caretaker, it becomes unclear where his loyalties lie. EVIL DOES NOT EXIST, Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s much-anticipated follow-up to his Academy Award–winning DRIVE MY CAR, is a haunting, suspenseful meditation on humankind’s thorny relationship with nature, consumerism, and itself. Inspired by a collaboration with composer Eiko Ishibashi, the director showcases his masterful command of pacing and atmosphere to uncover the destructive forces lurking beneath the thin veneer of civilization.

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Avaliações

Maurício Gil

avaliou

Chatérrimo! Lento, preguiçoso, bom para dormir. Final descabido, incompreensível.

11 meses atrás

Crítico Murtada Elfadl

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A complicated moral mystery that's both thriller and fable.

Leia a avaliação completa em The A.V. Clubt

Crítico Chuck Bowen

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Preachers are a dime a dozen, while true humanists are as endangered as the woods of Mizubiki Village.

Leia a avaliação completa em Slant Magazinet

Crítico Peter Bradshaw

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Ryu Hamaguchi’s quietist, enigmatic eco-parable Evil Does Not Exist refuses easy explanations and perhaps it refuses difficult explanations as well.

Leia a avaliação completa em The Guardiant

Crítico Xuanlin Tham

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...a haunting depiction of the gulf between capitalism and environmentalism.

Leia a avaliação completa em Little White Liest

Crítico Josh Kupecki

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...the film never feels like a patchwork, but rather a cohesive whole. Or to be more specific: a haunting and meditative yet often hilarious cohesive whole.

Leia a avaliação completa em The Austin Chronicle t