Tribeca 2019: "The Place of No Words"
Monday, May 6, 2019 at 5:40PM Here's Jason Adams reporting from Tribeca once more...
Do you remember the moment you first realized what death is? The goldfish speech from Kill Bill: Volume II comes to mind -- "A fish flapping on the carpet, and a fish not flapping on the carpet." I remember a dead squirrel in the middle of the road, personally. But I think for most of us, the lucky ones who didn't experience an early loss, it's too gradual a process to recollect. The idea of a before and an after, heck even the concept of time itself, was less defined. Of course then we get older. Now I'm watching my friends have to explain these ideas to their kids, putting walls and definitions around boundless ideas.
Mark Webber's The Place of Lost Words attempts to straddle both of those places...
Mark Webber, Reviews, Teresa Palmer, Tribeca 