The Fall.
Continent spanning and mind expanding, Tarsem’s film is a gorgeous paean to the power of the imagination. From his hospital bed, a Hollywood stuntman weaves a magical tale of fantasy and romance to a spellbound girl. But does his story hide a sad reality?
A labour of love filmed across 18 countries, The Fall is a joyful marriage of Tarsem’s visionary style and extraordinary art direction that uses the whole world as a stage. And it certainly seemed to go down a treat at the Rex last night. Most were agreed that it was a ravishing and powerful take on the meaning and art of storytelling.
Thanks to all who made it down.
The Fall is released in cinemas on October 3. Thanks to Momentum Pictures.
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