The movie caught my eye in the list of successful cinematography. I wondered what kind of work they produced in 1970 that impressed with its cinematography. The successful use of the camera is immediately felt on the streets of Venice. I gave the extra 2 points solely because of the ambience captured by the film. My thoughts about the plot of the film went through three stages. At first, I thought it wasn't interesting, it was bland and I would get bored. In the second stage, it seemed like they had achieved sincerity and realism in the relationships and dialogues between the characters. It gave me hope for the movie. At the last stage, I started to realize what exactly the movie was and where the plot was heading. The film focuses on a toxic relationship and romanticizes it. The film also romanticizes the male character who is the source of the toxicity in the relationship. This is the main product that movies sell. I don't appreciate this kind of storytelling.
Review of The Anonymous Venetian
