Beautiful, interesting, incredible cinema.
Based on the story of Robinson Cruseo, this cinematic poem observes a single man on a desert island at a cabin on a desolate beach. During hallucinations, Robinson encounters different visions as he is confronted with man’s deep weakness in front of loneliness.
Based on the story of Robinson Cruseo, this cinematic poem observes a single man on a desert island at a cabin on a desolate beach. During hallucinations, Robinson encounters different visions as he is confronted with man’s deep weakness in front of loneliness.
A quixotic fable loosely inspired by Daniel Defoe’s novel, this lyrical, liberatory film was made by the French filmmaker Jean-Daniel Pollet. Tu imagines Robinson, which was presented at the Directors’ Fortnight in 1969, is a clarion call for freedom that questions our perception of reality.