Film Review: Forever love (The Color of Time original title)
Genre: Biography, Drama, Romance
Cert: 15 cert
Cert: 15 cert
Director: Edna Luise Biesold , Sarah-Violet Bliss, Gabrielle Demeestere , Alexis Gambis
Brooke Goldfinch , Shripriya Mahesh , Pamela Romanowsky ... (as Pamela Romanowsky)
Bruce Thierry Cheung, Tine Thomasen , Virginia Urreiztieta , Omar Zúñiga Hidalgo
Screen writer: Edna Luise Biesold, Sarah-Violet Bliss, Gabrielle Demeestere , Alexis Gambis
Shruti Ganguly , Brooke Goldfinch , Shripriya Mahesh, Pamela Romanowsky ... (as Pamela Romanosky), Bruce Thierry Cheung, Tine Thomasen, Virginia Urreiztieta, Omar Zúñiga Hidalgo
Starring: James Franco , Mila Kunis , Jessica Chastain , Zach Braff , Henry Hopper , Bruce Campbell
Running time: 73 min
Parents advised to read before viewing film as some scene may contain scenes unsuitable for younger viewers.
Sex & Nudity: A man and woman kiss for a brief second.
A man takes his shirt off.
A young child also takes his shirt off and swims with his underwear on.
A man talks about his childhood experinces of his first love when he was around 12 or 13. He is seen holding a girl's hand when she puts her food that is bleeding in the water.
A man and woman are seen kissing, later they are seen sleeping clothed together in bed.
A man is an undershirt and a woman kisses his shoulder. They lay down clothed in bed, as she kisses him.
A man says ''like geintalia shaved and disinfected for an operation.
A young man is reading a magazine and as the pages turn, shirtless males appear.
A woman giving a man a blowjob is implied. And he is seen moaning and enjoying it? If thats what you would say, the way they are showing him.
It is also implied a man is masturbating.
A man and woman kiss and hug.
At a party a man walks by, and sees men dancing shirtless, a girl's breasts are clearly seen, but are covered.
Violence & Gore: A man is clearly abusive to his son, he calls his name and forces him to sleep. A child hides from his abusive father and hids in a field, and says ''if you don't come out after I count to 10 you will get a whooping so hard''.
A young woman takes off her sock and asks her friend ''not to look'' with a scar of something on her foot and puts in the water and begins to freak out.
Profanity: uses of the word ''hell'' and ''fuck''
Alcohol/Drugs/Smoking: A man is clearly seen smoking weed.
A man asks ''where is the pot?"'.
At a party, teenagers or young adults are seen drinking and smoking weed.
A man smokes weed again.
Frightening/Intense Scenes: A child jumps into a pool which may be intese for some viewers.
Story: The Color of Time is based on Pulitzer prize-winning poet CK Williams' collection of the same name. The film blends together adaptations of 11 of the poems to create a poetic road trip through CK William's life. The film takes us on a journey through several decades of American life from CK's childhood and adolescence in Detroit in the 1940s and 50s to the early 1980s: CK and his wife Catherine are married with their son Jed. CK prepares for a reading of 'Tar' in New York City, and spends his nights struggling to write new poems, haunted by memories of his past. As CK drives to his reading in New York City, he remembers central moments of his life: we come to experience and understand both his relationship to love and loss, and how he found his calling as a poet through the women in his life. The film takes us back and forth between past and present, punctuated by voice-over from CK Williams' poems, recreating the experience of memory and exploring how the fragments of one's man life
Likes : Alot of people watching this film probable wont understand this film as this film is like an art film portraying a character through the poetry of his life , The Color of Time also known as forever love is based on Pulitzer prize-winning poet CK Williams' collection of the same name.
The film blends together adaptations of 11 of the poems to create a poetic road trip through CK William's life. The film takes us on a journey through several decades of American life from CK's childhood and adolescence in Detroit in the 1940s and 50s to the early 1980s: CK ( James Franco) and his wife Catherine (Mila Kunis) are married with their son Jed. CK prepares for a reading of 'Tar' in New York City, and spends his nights struggling to write new poems, haunted by memories of his past.
As CK drives to his reading in New York City, he remembers central moments of his life: we come to experience and understand both his relationship to love and loss, and how he found his calling as a poet through the women in his life.
The film takes us back and forth between past and present beautifully, punctuated by voice-over from CK Williams' poems narrating by James Franco, recreating the experience of memory and exploring how the fragments of one's man life can be turned into poetic expression: his loving relationship to his mother, his first sexual experiences as a teenager, his first love and the struggle to preserve a form of innocence and wonder, the illness and loss of a close friend, and finally his life together with Catherine. This film is just beautiful told like this but it not going to be a film for everyone, special if you don't understand the beauty of poetry the emotions it can bring out in people when its of someones life story, it paints a very big picture of someone life without all the messing violent & effects that drama film put across some time, this is a breath of fresh air to portray a man life in a different way.
Dislikes : The only problem with this film is if you don't understand it you wont get it, this film is a little slow in pace.
Overall : Beautiful, emotional heart felt story through poetry of a mans life, very underrated.
Rating: 4.3 out of 5 for entertainment / 7.6 out of 10 for story through poetry
Brooke Goldfinch , Shripriya Mahesh , Pamela Romanowsky ... (as Pamela Romanowsky)
Bruce Thierry Cheung, Tine Thomasen , Virginia Urreiztieta , Omar Zúñiga Hidalgo
Screen writer: Edna Luise Biesold, Sarah-Violet Bliss, Gabrielle Demeestere , Alexis Gambis
Shruti Ganguly , Brooke Goldfinch , Shripriya Mahesh, Pamela Romanowsky ... (as Pamela Romanosky), Bruce Thierry Cheung, Tine Thomasen, Virginia Urreiztieta, Omar Zúñiga Hidalgo
Starring: James Franco , Mila Kunis , Jessica Chastain , Zach Braff , Henry Hopper , Bruce Campbell
Running time: 73 min
Parents advised to read before viewing film as some scene may contain scenes unsuitable for younger viewers.
Sex & Nudity: A man and woman kiss for a brief second.
A man takes his shirt off.
A young child also takes his shirt off and swims with his underwear on.
A man talks about his childhood experinces of his first love when he was around 12 or 13. He is seen holding a girl's hand when she puts her food that is bleeding in the water.
A man and woman are seen kissing, later they are seen sleeping clothed together in bed.
A man is an undershirt and a woman kisses his shoulder. They lay down clothed in bed, as she kisses him.
A man says ''like geintalia shaved and disinfected for an operation.
A young man is reading a magazine and as the pages turn, shirtless males appear.
A woman giving a man a blowjob is implied. And he is seen moaning and enjoying it? If thats what you would say, the way they are showing him.
It is also implied a man is masturbating.
A man and woman kiss and hug.
At a party a man walks by, and sees men dancing shirtless, a girl's breasts are clearly seen, but are covered.
Violence & Gore: A man is clearly abusive to his son, he calls his name and forces him to sleep. A child hides from his abusive father and hids in a field, and says ''if you don't come out after I count to 10 you will get a whooping so hard''.
A young woman takes off her sock and asks her friend ''not to look'' with a scar of something on her foot and puts in the water and begins to freak out.
Profanity: uses of the word ''hell'' and ''fuck''
Alcohol/Drugs/Smoking: A man is clearly seen smoking weed.
A man asks ''where is the pot?"'.
At a party, teenagers or young adults are seen drinking and smoking weed.
A man smokes weed again.
Frightening/Intense Scenes: A child jumps into a pool which may be intese for some viewers.
Story: The Color of Time is based on Pulitzer prize-winning poet CK Williams' collection of the same name. The film blends together adaptations of 11 of the poems to create a poetic road trip through CK William's life. The film takes us on a journey through several decades of American life from CK's childhood and adolescence in Detroit in the 1940s and 50s to the early 1980s: CK and his wife Catherine are married with their son Jed. CK prepares for a reading of 'Tar' in New York City, and spends his nights struggling to write new poems, haunted by memories of his past. As CK drives to his reading in New York City, he remembers central moments of his life: we come to experience and understand both his relationship to love and loss, and how he found his calling as a poet through the women in his life. The film takes us back and forth between past and present, punctuated by voice-over from CK Williams' poems, recreating the experience of memory and exploring how the fragments of one's man life
Likes : Alot of people watching this film probable wont understand this film as this film is like an art film portraying a character through the poetry of his life , The Color of Time also known as forever love is based on Pulitzer prize-winning poet CK Williams' collection of the same name.
The film blends together adaptations of 11 of the poems to create a poetic road trip through CK William's life. The film takes us on a journey through several decades of American life from CK's childhood and adolescence in Detroit in the 1940s and 50s to the early 1980s: CK ( James Franco) and his wife Catherine (Mila Kunis) are married with their son Jed. CK prepares for a reading of 'Tar' in New York City, and spends his nights struggling to write new poems, haunted by memories of his past.
As CK drives to his reading in New York City, he remembers central moments of his life: we come to experience and understand both his relationship to love and loss, and how he found his calling as a poet through the women in his life.
The film takes us back and forth between past and present beautifully, punctuated by voice-over from CK Williams' poems narrating by James Franco, recreating the experience of memory and exploring how the fragments of one's man life can be turned into poetic expression: his loving relationship to his mother, his first sexual experiences as a teenager, his first love and the struggle to preserve a form of innocence and wonder, the illness and loss of a close friend, and finally his life together with Catherine. This film is just beautiful told like this but it not going to be a film for everyone, special if you don't understand the beauty of poetry the emotions it can bring out in people when its of someones life story, it paints a very big picture of someone life without all the messing violent & effects that drama film put across some time, this is a breath of fresh air to portray a man life in a different way.
Dislikes : The only problem with this film is if you don't understand it you wont get it, this film is a little slow in pace.
Overall : Beautiful, emotional heart felt story through poetry of a mans life, very underrated.
Rating: 4.3 out of 5 for entertainment / 7.6 out of 10 for story through poetry
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