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Tár (2022)

Director - Todd Field, Cinematography - Florian Hoffmeister

"It is always the question that involves the listener, it's never the answer."

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**Shots of the Movie**

Tár (2022)

Director: Todd Field Cinematographer: Florian Hoffmeister

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Tár - dir. Todd Field - (2022)

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OK, HOLD UP! Sylvia girl, it is your mission in life, on behalf of all us queer folk, to get that footage released!!!

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Films Watched in 2022:

108. TÁR (2022) - Dir. Todd Field

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If only I were she!

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Tar. Online Film Discourse Eats Its Own Tail

The central performance gets its deserved credit but otherwise I absolutely hated this and I'm not going to apologise for it.

In the interchangeably morphing online film discourse space post-pandemic debate around awards contenders seems to be getting even more niche and fragmented. Spearheaded by the kind of people who would not know what cinema with a shred of populism if it hit them with the speed and force of an oncoming freight train. The kind of debate-centric film fans whose objective enjoyment of whatever…

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Tár (2022, dir. Todd Field) - review by Rookie-Critic

Tár sees Cate Blanchett at what is, in this reviewer's opinion, a career best. Her performance as the titular composer/conductor Lydia Tár is quite phenomenal, even if the film itself tends to get bogged down under the weight of its own philosophical musings at times. A conductor on the cusp of achieving her career-spanning attempt to play and live record all 10 of composer Gustav Mahler's symphonies. Tár is clearly well-versed and incredibly well-respected in her field, and a lot of the movie is taken up by the character's musical psuedo-monologues and conversations had with colleagues and friends, but, of course, things aren't as rosy as they seem, and before long pieces of the veneer start to chip away. In a lot of respects I truly applaud this movie for tackling the question of "should the art be separated from the artist? Should the work, or the career, bear the repercussions of the individual's actions, wrongdoings, or moral failings, or should the art be considered away from those repercussions, and be allowed to be judged on its own merits? Can it be?" It's a question that I feel gets discussed a lot by artists and people the world over all the time, but rarely is it discussed within the art itself. It's a question I have even been on both sides of at one point in time or another. In regards to if the film succeeds in presenting this question, I'd say the answer is a resounding yes.

Field doesn't really tell the audience how they should feel (although I think his stance is fairly clear), but rather presents the story in as calculated a way as possible as to let the audience take in the story and leave the theater deliberating, fully able to come to their own conclusions based on what they had just seen. However, as I stated at the beginning of the review, the movie tends to lean heavily into waxing poetic on its topic, which would be welcome once, twice, or even a handful of times, but it is almost literally what accounts for the film's 2 hour and 28 minute runtime. This length was not entirely necessary and I feel like a lot of the scenes of rambling could have been cut down. On another note, there were a couple of things the film was getting at that I don't feel it fully delivered on. Strings were tugged, but not fully unraveled, and you leave the theater thinking about what those moments were trying to say, or if they should have done more to say it, or if they even should have been included at all. The film is good, great even, but it did have a few cracks in the armor. Blanchett's leading performance and the film's story, which plays out wonderfully and presents the film's central question well, are the big draws for this one.

Score: 8/10

Currently available to rent or purchase on digital (iTunes, Amazon, Vudu, etc.) and on DVD, Blu-ray, and 4K through Focus Features/Universal Studios.

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Sylvia Flote photographed by Ellen Von Unwerth.

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TÁR (2022), directed by Todd Field — starring Cate Blanchett as Lydia Tár, Nina Hoss, Noémie Merlant, Sophie Kauer, Sylvia Flote

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stunning skin - super astra superficiem

sylvia flote -- sydney lafaire -- morgan freeman -- marion morel -- hope steinman iacullo -- jelle soet -- katie calderbank -- kristin zakala -- nate westling

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Freud vrs Sylvia

Un hombre cambió mi vida... no fue mi esposo ni mi hijo o mi padre... fue mi psicólogo.

Mi salud mental tiene nombre y apellidos, los de mi psicólogo, por respeto profesional no pongo su nombre.

Mi percepción de la psicología para mis 22 años era nula, había pasado por 4 psicólogos por problemas de aceptación personal y la manera irreal de ver el mundo.

Llegue donde mi psicólogo por una mala relación y no mala, malísima, el típico caso de agresión psicológica con trastorno de culpa y etc. Llegué por que precisamente mi exnovio me sacó la cita, quería que me arreglara ya que él pensaba que yo era una neurótica, lo cual era herrado, era una bruta.

Me tomó muchos años de constancia, ya que mis problemas eran constantes, lo que hacía de mi terapia necesaria, logré salir a flote y victoriosa de cada situación, él me ayudó a flotar, yo tengo el apoyo de una familia que me ama, pero el problema era que yo no me amaba.

Logré descifrar mi manera de pensar y de ver el mundo, me acepté sin importar lo que piensa el mundo y aprendí a manejar las opiniones de otros. Él siempre me dice que me conoce muy bien, por que sabe el trabajo que hizo, se convirtió en esa voz que mis inseguridades temen, por que me empoderó, se convirtió en el Pepe Grillo de este Pinocho que aún quiere ser una niña de verdad.

Solo espero que todos aquellos que necesitan ayuda puedan encontrar un profesional como él. Comprendí que la psicología es más que sentarme y sentirme escuchada, fue sentirme apoyada y comprendida, fue la fuerza que necesitaba para salir a flote y solo espero que aquellos profesionales que van en formación puedan llegar a ser como él.

Así que gracias a Freud por ayudarme, esta batalla la ganaste.

Así que les pregunto... quieren saber quien es?

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Sylvia Flote slams fashion brands for using models with fake bumps to sell maternity ranges Read Here

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Thank you to our client amazing Sylvia Flote for letting us use her model shorts!

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Sylvia Flote

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freckled beauty #652. Sylvia FLOTE, Norway