The Tree of Life is a truly worshipful film
In the world of Terrence Malick’s oeuvre, people are forever separate and separated. Curtains, screen doors, grasses, water, and even air keeps man from man in a space between disclosure and self-revelation. His characters are always pushing at the veil between them and inching deceptively closer to one another.
In The Tree of Life, the same images rul…
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