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Simply the most astonishing, moving, engrossing and beautiful film I've seen in months.
Full reviewShot in black-and-white and devoid of words and sound, this atypical cinematic documentary experience centres on the life of a pig and her friends—two cows and a one-legged chicken.
Simply the most astonishing, moving, engrossing and beautiful film I've seen in months.
Full reviewThe film is ultimately about bigger issues... but Kossakovsky has found a brilliant, emotional and daring way into those concerns.
Full reviewKossakovsky isn't out to lecture or confront his audience with moral rhetoric or shock imagery, but to encourage understanding of farm animal life as it's being lived - not just valuable at the point of death.
Full reviewBy the time the credits roll on the film, we realize we've been watching not so much a sketch of the lives of farm animals as a threnody for their deaths.
Full reviewThere's no dialogue; we just watch the animals go about their lives while we experience the quietly dawning recognition that these animals have real lives.
Full reviewPigs are smart... An improbably beautiful work of barnyard art, Gunda figures that we're smart too.
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