Film Magistery #11: Holy Motors/Fluidity of Identities

Due to  YouTube’s too restrictive copyrights policy, this is only an amputated  version of this episode. For better and original version of this video  please go to LBRY.TV: https://lbry.tv/@FilmMagistery:c/Holy… Holy Motors is not a work that was made to be liked, but rather to be experienced,  and as such it doesn’t belong to the kind of films that are a part of  the entertainment film industry for the broad masses. Holy Motors doesn’t rely on symbolism but on associations. In this  episode I discuss does our existence have a meaning, and if it does,  does it benefit us? We do not have our own identity, since we are all  the time forced to be someone else. We wear someone else’s mask almost  in every situation, and we rarely have an opportunity to see our own  face in the mirror.