Resurrection (Movie Review)
Bi Gan’s Resurrection is a deliberate destabilizing work of slow cinema. It’s a dystopian fantasy in which humanity attains longevity by abandoning dreams, while a persecuted minority, termed “Fantasmers” or “Deliriants,” continue to dream at the cost of shortened lives. The film’s premise, delivered through stylized intertitles and a silent-era pastiche, is less a foundation […]
