Harvest
Synopsis
A Venice 2024 competition title, Harvest is a welcome return for director Tsangari, a core member of the ‘Greek Weird Wave’ (along with sometimes collaborator Yorgos Lanthimos) not seen since Chevalier (SFF 2015). In this hugely atmospheric parable, Landry Jones’ rough-hewn protagonist sees the future of his once-peaceful Scottish hamlet jeopardised – first by a suspicious fire in the village and then by the appearance of a mysterious stranger. Infused with Tsangari’s mordant humour and shot in tactile 16mm by Good Time DP Sean Price Williams, Harvest recalls Terrence Malick’s Days of Heaven and Werner Herzog’s Aguirre: The Wrath of God in its evocation of a bygone era with startling contemporary resonance.
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