Spoilers forward…
It’s a cliché by now to cite Shakespeare and say all of the world’s a stage, the women and men merely gamers. But the movie actually makes us really feel we’re all a part of a cosmic/divine plan.
The “hero entry shot” of Mammootty in Lijo Jose Pellissery’s magical new film, Nanpakal Nerathu Mayakkam, happens not when he enters the body (and the film) – however when he’s already locked in a body. Theni Eashwar is the sensible cinematographer, and he movies the occasions in a collection of static master-shots, turning the display screen into the form of “fixed” stage the place theatre is carried out. It’s a cliché by now to cite Shakespeare and say all of the world’s a stage, the women and men merely gamers. But Lijo (working from his story, developed by S Hareesh) actually makes us really feel we’re all a part of a cosmic/divine plan. We are all locked into taking part in predetermined elements, over which we’ve no management. The static frames appear to reflect a static lifestyle, the place every thing is preordained, and there’s no free will – and subsequently, something and every thing can occur.
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