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Sto caricando le informazioni... Panthère (2014)
Informazioni sull'operaPanther di Brecht Evens (2014)
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"A young girl named Christine is grieving over her cat when, suddenly, a talking panther slinks from her dresser drawer. Panther, the self-proclaimed crown prince of Pantherland, entertains Christine and conjures up magical worlds. Then, things start stirring in the dark..."--Back cover. Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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And while I did have some unanswered questions (how did they get in? Were they wearing costumes so she was more confused and couldn't identify them? Why did Panther stay with her after his friends did what they did? If he wasn't into them doing that, why did he invite them over in the first place? Was Bonzo Christine's subconscious or something? How could it be that he was replaced?), the fact that everything was left in a dreamlike hazy state where there were no easy answers was real and heartbreaking.
Panther changing appearances every panel (just about) was a great touch, as was the visual difference between real Bonzo and Pantherland Bonzo. The hazy uncertainty of it all, except for the terribly uncomfortable black and white scenes, is perfectly depicted by the surreal art style, and the dialogue and constant misdirections add perfectly to the atmosphere. ( )