Short film, Short Review: the rites of love and math

Yukoku ("patriotism", aka the rites of love and death.)? Where is Mishima, shocking film only for its graphics and even more graphic sex seppuku (which foreshadowed suicide Mishima, four years later and made the film a unique worship curio, rare until given its first commercial version by the collection of test in 2008) due to political turmoil, the remake of Exchange 2010 focus for mathematics and science.? Discovers the formula for the love of self and mathematician is assaulted by power, possibly for use as a weapon.? In a last effort to protect its secrecy of ditches, he tattoos on her lover from his own suicide (proving the stylus is thus equal to the sword.)

? Erotic love and violent death were often linked to the screen from A meaning to Cronenberg's crash of Djordjevic, life and death of Porno Gang of Oshima.? It seems to be coupled to the screen, as in the famous line from Godard, "all you need is a girl and a gun."? Here final copulation between mathematician and her lover is quite cold and almost posed the first leading to the conviction that the Queens and Frenkel had failed to capture lightning in a bottle from the original.? But the surprise comes from tattooing, which makes the classic sex simply appear as a prelude to ink and integrals which arouses erotic possibilities (tactile) of pure mathematics, itself a form of delight for those who understand its mysteries (and in fact Frenkel is a Professor of mathematics at Berkeley).Colours and the prudent use of sounds give things fresh flavour .the ' Kayshonne Insixieng orgasm (lover and) tattooing recipient appears to be a membership for a "Eureka!"?

After further examination, the strength of the final act in fact the echo of the original film, it might be shocking to some assimilated scribblings mathematical wild and dangerous sex in the 21st century, for sex, and political (and patriotism) during the 20th century.In both cases, the human race has a beautiful way to fuck himself into oblivion in the passion and strife.

Rites of love and the math project accompanied by rites of love and death tomorrow (1 December) website Shattuck cinemas Berekley Californie.Bien you can watch the haunting rites of love and death here.

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