The Beauty Of The Fall

Directed by
Tarsem Singh

Director of photography :
Colin Watkinson

Song :
Beethoven - Symphony No.7 in A major op.92 - II, Allegretto

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[TheBeautyOf]

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Through this page, you have the possibility to support me and my work.

[JosefinaQB]

This movie- is absolute gold. The rarest and most obscure diamond. I do not understand at all why it is not as popular as it should be.

[MrJagermeister]

It blows my mind that Tarsem Singh doesn’t get more jobs directing. While his films haven’t always been box office gold, his sense of style and his eye for visual splendor is unwavering.

[autumnisbetterthanspring]

the most beautiful movies i've ever seen, masterpiece of it's own kind.

[DragonHotCoffee]

This movie is kind of a hidden gem but it has such a bizarre surreal tone and plot so either you love it or you don't. Personally, it is probably my favorite movie ever and I cried several times while watching it due to the moving story

[Eeshwar_Reddy]

This movie is criminally Underrated masterpiece.

[phenix]

I've watched this movie 5 times within one year and I've been noticing new details every single time

[sonnysumo]

I’m a year late to this video but oh my god this movie is criminally underrated. The dueling storylines between reality and fiction and how one influences the other was a brilliant storytelling device. Lee Pace’s acting is on point as well as that little girls. The effects and visuals are breathtaking. This movie beautiful and it makes hope Tarsem Singh can make a comeback film someday.

[Alina-hijd]

I’ve watched this movie four times now and I intend to watch it over and over again as long as I live. What a masterpiece. No matter how many times I’ve seen it I always cry at the end. A truly beautifully done movie.

[indigo]

I have actually never heard of this movie, but I've instantly put it on my list. What a beauty!

[grahamkristensen]

You left out the best part of 1:54 with that crossfade. When I saw this movie for the first time and that happened, I literally shouted "HOW THE FUCK DID THEY DID THAT?!" so loud that my neighbor in the apartment next to me heard me.

[ill_at_ease]

Wasn’t this the film that had its film locations in over 20 countries and took 4 years to make?

[beetlejuice]

I’m so sad that this movie is so underrated, it’s a masterpiece!
Great video, thanks

[isabellaromaine]

Insane film with insane visuals. Amazing editing as usual. This gave me goosebumps.

[AdityaSingh-ohfw]

I am Indian and after watching such beautiful presentation of India in it made to watch it very soon. *Thank you for uploading.* 🙏🏻

[Flaming_penguin]

So glad I found this because this movie does not get enough love. This channel is amazing

[Wunderfulx]

The most beautiful movie of all time in my opinion

[martinie]

Saw this movie on HBO on TV and became obsessed. Today I got to see this on the big screen at The Alamo Draft House! What a gift!

[yoni]

Saw it in theaters back in 2008. Cried at the opening credits. Cried at the end credits. Cried all the way in between.

[pillettadoinswartsh]

It is a seriously beautiful movie. Sight. Sound. But what pulls me in again and agin, is the story. When you first discover what's really happening (more than once), it changes your entire perspective of what's happening. And redemption. And friendship and love between a little kid and a grown man.

A film that takes three viewings just to understand how deep it is, is a great film. It is one of my very few perfect movies: "Come and See" "Casablanca"