• Re: The Man Who Sold His Skin (Syrian SciFi/2020)

    From hchrish@21:1/5 to All on Thu Feb 20 22:19:08 2025
    Flasherly wrote:
    Actually a story from Tunisia, France, Belgium, Germany, Sweden,
    Turkey, so the hardcoded translations, drifting in and out, mostly
    from English, might interest with an overlayed translation.

    In style, The Fifth Element absurdly plays predominately at balance
    with an horrification of Cronenberg bent;- neither overpowering, nor
    absolute or indulgent, a resultant seriousness threatens every gross indignation imposed upon a people of the Syrian revolution. Naturally
    frayed and devastated at extremes of human depravation, aesthetically,
    man as art becomes in and of itself, a slave commodity transitionally articulated to Western vernacular of meat-Popsicles(TM) and bandied
    verge slogans to existentialism of demotic pretentiousness.

    Do not be mislead by those grasping at David Bowie. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10360862/

    Where to see it rated perhaps any clearer, than writing is truth to
    gauge by distance imposed perspective continences by iconography,
    would be between myopically rubbing one's nose into a matter of
    selling imagery at some discount from a cultural milieux expressive of reserve human skin provides by value displaced thereupon.

    Syriac in transliteration, allowance for having just spat in the face
    of Western culture exudes from out of form in meaning, lapped efficacy contained by a desiccative dormancy in a Levant framework of life
    surrounded for salience as mercantilism.


    A curious fact, it really happened.


    This is a response to the post seen at: http://www.jlaforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=588682373#588682373

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