That’s so cool!👍 thanks for sharing!

I totally agree!

My pleasure from one movie lover to another, I love to share it with my friends and family and movie lovers these really special moments. Be sure to check out my next video demo for Armageddon Time which is just as good, if not better. Enjoy! And I hope y’all subscribe lots more coming up this award season.

It’s my pleasure. I love movies and I love to share these moments with my friends, family and other movie lovers! Watch the next one I posted for Armageddon Time! James Gray is a great storyteller and recounts some amazing stories from the set.

My pleasure! I’m glad you enjoyed it. Check out my next one for Armageddon time which was the following day. It’s a terrific film, and the Director, James Gray, is a terrific storyteller, and he shares some really fun stories from the making of the movie. I think you’ll enjoy it! Hope you’ll subscribe!

Great note. I'll remember this for the future. I wasn't able to get a seat closer, but I'll try next time! Thanks!

I didn't get to talk to anyone following the screening. Sorry!

Yes. The discussion was terrific! Glad you enjoyed. Watch the next one for Armageddon Time. The movie is so good! Thank you! Hope you’ll subscribe!

Yes. I agree. And they encourage everyone to stay for the chat! They mention it on the invite and even on the confirmation. But sadly people still leave. It doesn't matter what movie and who the stars are, there are always a few people who bolt for the door the minute the credits start.

I can only think of what I would give to experience a Q&A with Todd Field, Cate Blanchett and Nina Hoss. I've seen Tár 24 times at the cinema. If I had the chance this people had, I would never even dream of walking out 🥺

I still have the same doubt!! Who took the score???? It’s less likely that Sharon took it. Probably it was Lydia’s mother-in-law. She was alone with Petra at home. Besides, Francesca talked to Lydia in her office.

@@sakurauchiha5562 it was obvious it's Francesca. I was being sarcastic.

@@justalangusta260 yeah but that’s the thing. Francesca and Lydia were talking at Lydia’s office, right?! Well then, Francesca left leaving Lydia alone at her office. Mmmm I’m not quite convinced it was actually Francesca. I could have been Petra too 🫣🫣

@@sakurauchiha5562 Francesca took it. Sha could have access to the keys.

@@justalangusta260 of course she did. Even Eliot says he tried to extort her in order to get Lydia’s score. But here is where some more doubts arrive: 1. Why does Lydia ask for the keys to Francesca? Was she already fired and she had to turn them back?? Or it was just a matter that Lydia forgot the keys in her office and her assistant brought them back to her. It’s kind of weird ‘cause Lydia could have taken them back the next morning though. 2. At the concert scene Eliot was using Lydia’s missing score??? If that’s the case, how the heck Sharon didn’t noticed it?? Anyway I bet there were some rehearsals before, yet she didn’t notice he was copying Lydia. I’m definitely overreacting and overthinking on this film jajajaja but I love it 😍

I think Lydia's birthday party is in 'The Fundraiser', right? The short film Todd Field premiered at the Berlinale but that apparently won't release internationally... Maybe we'll get it with a Criterion release.

Sadly true.

Why, she’s young, nice legs, looks formal

@@sailorgalaxia963 She’s beautiful and seems to be a lovely person. I just noticed that the other two wore pants, which are a safer choice when seated onstage in front of an audience. My remark was meant lightheartedly.

@@sailorgalaxia963yet she was super uncomfortable.