I just love the canned pineapple scene from chungking express (1994)

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I just love the canned pineapple scene from chungking express (1994)

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The Holy Mountain (1973), directed by Alejandro Jodorowsky, is a cinematic journey that defies all categorization, challenging the limits of perception, spirituality, and art itself. More than just a film, it’s an intense visual and philosophical experience that invites viewers to question reality itself. Jodorowsky constructs a symbolic and surreal odyssey that explores themes such as enlightenment, greed, corruption, and the search for higher consciousness, guiding the audience through a series of provocative and often shocking visual metaphors.
I was inspired to create a fan-made poster for this film because of the profound impact it had on me. Offering a unique cinematic experience, it challenged me to reflect on the limits of reality, spirituality, and the role of art as a form of liberation. Those frames filled with symbols and unexpected details, each a universe in itself, drove me to pay tribute to it in my own way.
With this poster, I wanted to capture the atmosphere of mystery and inner quest that defines Jodorowsky’s film. I aimed to reflect not only its psychedelic and avant-garde aesthetic but also the energy of the film—a subtle call to break free from conventions and open ourselves to new perspectives.
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There's connections between these two scenes that I don't have the words to articulate right now. I may come back to this later.
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