*You Can See Everything* (no spoilers)
An excellent and also original movie, you all should see it. There are different interpretations, but I read it as a story between two autistic people, and the bond they have but also the great difficulties they have in understanding each other, because they are so very different. I am not saying that is what […] The post *You Can See Everything* (no spoilers) appeared first on Marginal…
You Can See Everything is a remarkable film that deserves to be seen. While there are multiple ways to interpret the story, one viewing leads me to perceive it as a deep connection between two individuals on the autism spectrum. Their bond is undeniable, yet the challenges they face in truly understanding one another are significant, given their profound differences.
I don't claim this is the intended message of the filmmakers, but it's the interpretation that resonates with me after seeing the movie. As the film unfolds, it only becomes more captivating, and the subtle nods to Hitchcock's Vertigo and the Iranian films Close-Up and Certified Copy by Kiarostami add layers of appreciation for the viewer.
It's clear that Holmes should not be incarcerated, and this film reinforces my belief in that sentiment. Watching You Can See Everything leaves me with a strong sense of unity between the characters, rather than the lingering doubt that comes with the idea we can never truly know another person.
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