persona raze a film i'd like to see again, but i leant it to a friend some years back, they never gave it back, they're on the other side of the world now, and i'd rather not have to go out and buy it again. i never thought two beautiful faces superimposed on top of each other could be so jarring. then again, in "cries and whispers" bergman found a way to make the colour red an oppressive, terrifying presence in spite of (or maybe because of) the stark beauty of sven nykvist's cinematography, so i shouldn't have been too surprised. 140826 ... raze (i don't remember leaning it against the person who borrowed it. go away, superfluous a. "lent" was the word that should have been. or "loaned".) 140826 ... gja Strange how a persona is often seen as separable from the person. I struggle to see why the concept exists at all. Surely persona = person. Or is this persona merely a projection? A febrile fabrication True? False? Assist? 140826 what's it to you? who go blather from