Fourth day. Only two films. But - not for nothing that lived at the festival.

Who would have thought that the film with the innocent name "Veja. Clear Day "will be such a disappointment?.

The tension was pumped from the first frames of the film, which at first pretended to be a social drama, then suddenly began to sound like a horror, and in the end everything ended in an incomprehensible, mysterious,. What was it for? What was it about? Yesterday, after watching the film to the end, I did not get an answer. Well, maybe it's just "not my movie".

A pleasant discovery was Terry Gilliam's film "The Man Who Killed Don Quixote". Romantic history, with adventures and transformations, with bright heroes and Spanish landscapes. And in the finale, when the silhouettes of the protagonists in contrast are frozen against the background of the setting sun, it is impossible not to experience the "feeling of deep satisfaction" in the most positive sense. Although I heard other reviews. Well, maybe it's just "my movie" ... The sky of Spain, the stony landscapes of Spain, extravagant characters and an incredible mix of reality and unreal. Fantasy? Fairy tale?

Parable? May be. But very exciting.

The most important thing for me in the final: Don Quixote is alive, as long as we believe in him. While we read Cervantes. While there is some eccentric who believes in him so that it is sure to be next to him and Sancho Panza. Long live the noble hidalgo of La Mancha!.

Thanks for this movie to the festival. He overcame today's disappointment.

Everything, I run to watch "Three and a half"! Have a nice day!.