(FILM) All the rapturous bleating about Terrence Malick's recent trifle
The New World makes sense only in one context: the
absolute glory of the films made before his 20-year hiatus.
Days of Heaven, from 1978, is slow and takes visual luxuries that the story—about a love triangle between two migrant workers and a wealthy landowner—can't quite justify. But when you see those blissfully arid images pouring through
a new 35mm print, you won't care. (
Northwest Film Forum,
1515 12th Ave,
267-5380.
7 and 9 pm, $5—$8.)