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This is a film I'll think about for weeks. I agree that it's 'slow' but I think I'd rather call it "contemplatively paced". It's a film that deals sparingly with religion, yet feels like a religious experience. I know, pretentious, right? Well, it's a flick I'm finding hard to pin down and I feel the need to grasp at the conceptual ether for answers.
dream_tiger
Apocalypse Now seems to carry the same mood.
Dieguito
Dark philosophies and poems in movie! Absolutely intriguing!