Hello, Ben
Thank you for writing to me. I'm very glad that Sherlock Holmes was shown in your cinemas, an awesome film that I have reviewed three times.
Answering your questions, I'd like to note that I recently got acquainted with such a genre as arthouse psychedelic cinema, and it really inspired me. Now this is my favorite genre, in addition to comedy and adventure films, I have reviewed quite a lot of them and redefine their skirmishes, main ideas.
It seems to me that it's better to watch all these films at home in a relaxed atmosphere, without distraction, without overpaying tickets, but on defense – there are huge screens and good sound in cinemas. Therefore, if it's a premiere – I go to the cinema, if I can find something on the Internet or TV channels, I stay at home to watch with my family.
As I mentioned earlier, I was strongly influenced by arthouse cinema, colours, originality, angles of perception and a confusing, but wise plot. Thus, I'd like to make a similar film, perhaps a short picture about everyday life, but in different time layers, tell about the fates of three people and how they intertwined, saturate it with bright, memorable turns.
What else do you want to talk about?
Write me back soon.
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