#005 「ヨルゴス・ランティモス」について語る｜新作『ブゴニア』公開前に代表作を振り返る

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2月13日公開の映画『ブゴニア』を前に、ヨルゴス・ランティモス監督とはどんな映画監督なのかを整理します。『籠の中の乙女』『ロブスター』『聖なる鹿殺し』『女王陛下のお気に入り』『哀れなる者たち』を振り返りながら、その作風と魅力について語ります。冒頭では映画『ウォーフェア戦地最前線』の感想も少し。#映画 #ヨルゴスランティモス #ブゴニア #哀れなる者たち #女王陛下のお気に入り #聖なる鹿殺し #ロブスター #ウォーフェア

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#005 「ヨルゴス・ランティモス」について語る｜新作『ブゴニア』公開前に代表作を振り返る

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