The Beautifully Unnerving Gaze of “Evil Does Not Exist”
Yorgos Lanthamos' films illustrate detachment and attempted engagement with a society that at once excludes and alienates. However, the setting is unlike contemporary society, where individuals make subconscious thought explicit, and are more accepting of things that are odds with current norms.
Individuals are either fighting to escape or to be
... See moreIn Han’s analysis, things and the spheres in which they exist, quite separate from our own when they wish to be, are enriching, but they can also be perilous. I suggest that his thinking aligns well with the original significance of faërie , defined as “the mythworld itself, which is everything outside of our control. Faërie is an old name for the... See more