Radu Jude's film 'Kontinental '25' offers a poignant examination of neoliberalism's moral complexities, filtered through the experiences of a well-meaning woman. Though shot simply with an iPhone, the film confronts the absurdities of contemporary society. Jude has a history of stirring social commentary in his films, and while drawing from an incidentally powerful Bertolt Brecht quote, he navigates the depths of kindness amid the failures of a broken system. The film serves as a compact yet impactful exploration within the broader context of Jude’s artistic repertoire.
The more innocent they are, the more they deserve to die.
Jude's movement from intimate narratives to broader social critiques reflects a shifting perspective on morality and the complexity of human behavior.
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