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Claire Denis’s Long Journey to Nowhere

By Josephine Livingstone May 13, 2019, 8:04 am71 pts
Critics use the adjective “elliptical” a lot for Claire Denis’s movies. From a Greek word meaning “to fall short,” ellipses are the dot dot dot indicating a word left out from a sentence. The elliptical filmmaker is one who leaves things out. From her first feature Chocolat (1988) to her…

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