Into the Wild. How to Succeed by breaking all the Rules. A film review
Into the Wild, A film by Sean Penn. 2007.
Based on the journals of a young Emory University graduate who went to live in the Alaskan wilderness only to succumb to the natural forces around him, this powerful and beautiful film succeeds in the most unusual ways.
It is long, 148 minutes, with a complicated time line that goes back and forth erratically. It has an inordinate amount of voiceover, and printover, and takes place largely on an old rusty bus sitting in a field in Alaska.
About DA
My blogblot spreads out in many directions, “a macchio d’olio,” like a droplet of oil touching still waters. It is about my various worlds of words and performing arts: writings, languages, films, music. There is also info about my second novel, Tzoquito. I hope you’ll find something of interest here. You won’t find much about my photography, however. You can see my Flickr
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