Reviewed by Michael Dalton
If you’re a lover of fine cinema and, more importantly, dulled by the unoriginal and uninspired excuses that have been swamping cinemas these many months, Miguel Gomes’s Tabu is a film to put at the head of your list. Films as beautifully and thoughtfully put together as this are so rare. Initially it looks like it may be a self-conscious odyssey into little other than human interaction but slowly Gomes sets us up for the main event, a passionate love story set in the wilds of colonial Africa at the base of Mount Tabu.
















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