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‘Resurrection’ movie review: Bi Gan’s ouroborosian odyssey through cinema is unlike anything else this decade

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Ayaan Paul Chowdhury
‘Resurrection’ movie review: Bi Gan’s ouroborosian odyssey through cinema is unlike anything else this decade
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The article reviews Bi Gan's film 'Resurrection', highlighting the director's unique cinematic style and the long-awaited digital release on Prime Video. It reflects on the filmmaker's previous works and his growing reputation in contemporary world cinema.

Every cinephile eventually acquires one unreleased film that gradually metastasises from giddy anticipation into their entire personality. Long before I watched Bi Gan’s Resurrection , I had already become insufferable enough about finally getting to watch it for the people around me to start rooting against my quest out of sheer self-preservation.

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