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Patrick Wang Returns With 'A. Rimbaud,' a Three-Hour Minimalist Biopic of French Poet Arthur Rimbaud

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Siddhant Adlakha

10d ago· 6 min readenReview

Summary

Patrick Wang's latest micro-budget indie film "A. Rimbaud" is a three-hour, one-man biopic of French poet Arthur Rimbaud, shot in Winnipeg. The film features a breakthrough performance by unknown actor Blake Draper and is described as a stripped-bare, black box version of "Lawrence of Arabia." It marks Wang's first film in eight years and continues his tradition of form-breaking, minimalist filmmaking.

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'A. Rimbaud,' the latest micro-budget feature from American indie virtuoso Patrick Wang ('A Bread Factory'), whose contained, stripped-bare, three-hour biopic of French poet Arthur Rimbaud plays like a black box 'Lawrence of Arabia.'
Wang's Peter O'Toole is a young man by the name of Blake Draper, who you probably haven't heard of, but who delivers a...
Six decades ago, David Lean ventured to the sprawling sandstone mountains of Wadi Rum to film the world's most interesting canvas: the human face.
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'A. Rimbaud,' Indie maverick Patrick Wang’s first film in eight years, is a form-breaking tale of a 19th century poet.

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