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Prevalent throughout the film, however, is the sentiment of extreme ennui, a lifeless feeling of being suspended in time against one’s own will and waiting for this dark nightmare to finally be over. Stationary shots of the forest canopy or the interior of Boonmee’s house in the countryside are purposefully timed to last 20-30 seconds each, supposedly to convey the experience of Buddhist meditation. In other scenes, like those inside a remote cave Boonmee travels to, the footage is so shaky and unprofessional one can’t help but wonder if this film cost more to make than The Blair Witch Project 1999. In a particularly memorable sequence that lasts several minutes, a monk is shown showering – again, with no explanation for the length or the significance of this episode.

Outside of those rare individuals specializing in traditional Thai culture, it is difficult to comprehend how anyone not on acid might actually find watching Uncle Boonmee an enjoyable experience. If you’re still not convinced, however, try making this your movie choice with like-minded individuals on April Fools’ Day – and don’t forget to stay classy and have some wine before and after the experience.

Pretentious, pseudo-intellectual trash like this “award-winning” picture is what gives foreign films a bad name in America. Endorsement from lunatics compounds the effect. Suffice it to say we’re out to change all that, so consider this article the first step.An often beguiling film whose casual tinkerings with convention make for an extremely rewarding spectacle, Uncle Boonmee follows the last limping moments of a Thai farmer, Boonmee, as he stoically faces death from kidney failure. Hidden away deep in the jungle, the farmhouse he shares with his sister-in-law is bombarded with flies and spirits.

While eating dinner one evening, Boonmee is visited by the ghost of his dead wife, Huay. Their conversation is typical of the film’s sober, tentative tempo. Events and dialogue occur at a contemplative, sombre pace with the serene characters refreshingly devoid of the tendency for indulgent drama. This calm acceptance in the face of death and a haunting is strangely intriguing. The diners’ own measured actions are accentuated by the long, lingering shots that dig out every last detail and nuance from the scene.

Yep, that funky “Ghost Monkey” with red eyes seen above was the winner of the Palme d’Or this year. Well, sort of at least, as the very trippy Thai film Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives won the coveted Golden Palm at the 63rd Cannes Film Festival. The awards were announced tonight and we have the full list below. The jury this year was led by Tim Burton and included Kate Beckinsale, Giovanna Mezzogiorno, Alberto Barbera, Emmanuel Carrere, Benicio Del Toro, Victor Erice, Alexandre Desplat & Shekhar Kapur. I really wanted Iñárritu’s Biutiful to win, but instead the one film that I walked out of is the one that won.

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