Forecast (2011)
“(Luis Buñuel) Nelson does not know her name but he calls her Beatrice because she reminds him of a painting he found online. When he clicked on the full-screen view, he was transfixed by the strange light that came from the portrait, a light that almost set fire to the woman’s hair. Nelson felt heat leap out at him. Instinctively he put his hands in front of his face and promptly felt foolish. Nevertheless he leaned forward so that his forehead was touching that porcelain brow.
The eyes of the ...woman in the painting were closed. She might have been praying, but the way her lips were parted suggested that she was longing for someone, yearning for someone in particular. That first time, that first moment of cyber contact, Nelson pressed his lips to the computer screen and lightning hit the back of his throat.
The woman in the painting was wearing a green dress.
Could this have been coincidence? No.
Nelson believes in signs and when the woman revealed herself in pixels, her lips just inches from his, he had to reach for his inhaler because the resemblance was so striking, so shocking.MoreLess
The eyes of the ...woman in the painting were closed. She might have been praying, but the way her lips were parted suggested that she was longing for someone, yearning for someone in particular. That first time, that first moment of cyber contact, Nelson pressed his lips to the computer screen and lightning hit the back of his throat.
The woman in the painting was wearing a green dress.
Could this have been coincidence? No.
Nelson believes in signs and when the woman revealed herself in pixels, her lips just inches from his, he had to reach for his inhaler because the resemblance was so striking, so shocking.MoreLess
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