Nick Clark

I saw this in the 90's, and I want to watch it again now in memory of reverence for its profundity. It's an astonishing cinematic experience. The visuals on display are some kind of neo perfect oriental dance of solution in a mad love story set in China, between an innocent young blind girl, and an arrogant prince. As a film maker with a Masters degree in film directing myself, I cannot conceive easily of the intelligence of the visionary behind this film. It really is romantic, poetic, spell bounding, and ultra deadly. Ideas and moments of breathtaking staging are delivered in staggering aplomb. It is monumentally intriguing and beautiful, and respect vectors from cinema makers tend to orbit new frequencies when witnessing this kind of fare. True art.

1995 was a magnum colossus in British comedy, hugely down to the extremely clever Chris Morris. His legacy, sadly dampened by overly serious weirdo's and people of limited ken, was a British catastrophe for true wit, as losing Kula Shaker was a travesty for true music. The real history of Britain in the last twenty five years is not one many know... And Chris Morris, was a vital component in generating the chuckling hopes of a generation of fun lovers. It was also the genesis of Alan Partridge, one of the funniest British comedians to ever live in my mind. These two men alone, are great heroes of funniness... And the world, is a far richer place for them. May they be granted all things.