REVIEWS
Landscape in the Mist is a beautiful portrait of a road film bogged down by an empty and vague collection of central ideas.
Angelopoulos does a great job at tugging at the audience’s emotions, although the movie is calming to a fault.
Landscape in the Mist in all its ambiguity and vagueness is a poetic film about life and death.
Theo Angelopoulos interlaces wisdom within weavings of sorrow, dreams, life, and pain which results in a beautiful allegorical tapestry hidden beneath Giorgos Arvanitis’ stellar work and the forlorn yet magical compositions of Eleni Karaindrou.
An excellent film about youth and innocence and reminds us to treasure it and never harm it in any way.
