Two sisters connected by bonds of love and hate are stranded in a country whose language they do not know. One of them is very ill and broods about dying: the second is equally consumed by desire. The multitude of hotel staff are a mute chorus, to better focus on the emotional drama of the sisters. Tanks rumble in the streets. This third of a so called trilogy is unclouded by philosophical musings, and is an unadorned study of human beings in a godless world. Sven Nyquist's photography captures the drama enacted on the canvas of the human face.
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To me, the movie was more enigmatic than the other two films of the trilogy - that is why I want to revisit the trilogy someday.
Indeed,and what can be more enigmatic than the human mind/psyche/soul, laid bare in a close relationship which has matured over a lifetime?
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