I’ve been watching Micheal Haneke’s films recently, and The Piano Teacher stood out to me. It was so disgusting, so disturbing, but something about it felt intentional. It was beautiful, it interpreted so many emotions at once leaving the audience brutally scarred from the final scene. The acting, specifically from Isabelle Huppert, made you feel like you shouldn’t be watching what you were watching. It felt like real people having real conversations. It was never a film experience, it was…

Yorgos has a weird, complex, and astonishing taste in film and personality. “The Lobster” has a deeper meaning that most might not see in a first glance. It makes statements about love, and how isolating it can be when feelings are forced in modern society. For example, David’s new friend, The Limping Man, attempts to fake his personality to simply The Nosebleed woman. But in the process, he causes harm to himself to make others happy.

Or, when David attempts…