Nigeria and Niigeeeria

Situation In Nigeria Seems Pretty Complex

Wes Anderson, a nossa isenção é assinalável

Unbearable Whiteness: That queasy feeling you get when watching a Wes Anderson movie

'Like his peers Zach Braff, Noah Baumbach (who directed the excellent Squid and the Whale and co-wrote Life Aquatic), and Sofia Coppola (whose brother Roman helped write Darjeeling Limited), Wes Anderson situates his art squarely in a world of whiteness: privileged, bookish, prudish, woebegone, tennis-playing, Kinks-scored, fusty. He's wise enough to make fun of it here and there, but in the end, there's something enamored and uncritical about his attitude toward the gaffes, crises, prejudices, and insularities of those he portrays. In The Darjeeling Limited, he burrows even further into this world, even (especially?) as the story line promises an exotic escape. Hands down, it's his most obnoxious movie yet.' (fim de isenção)

Alguém alguma vez pensou em segregação racial perante os filmes deste quarteto. Só falo do artigo porque gosto do título... E da fotografia. Ok, do Jason Schwartzman.