The Goddesses
1972·Drama·1h 35m
7.1
★
Psychiatrist lends her country house to patient, expecting she would repose. But she meets a neurotic former lover, and the psychiatrist gets so involved in the couple's problems that she ends up getting dependent of them.
Directed by Walter Hugo Khouri
IMDB
N/A
Cast
Lilian Lemmertz
Ângela
Mário Benvenutti
Paulo
Kate Hansen
Ana
Crew
Walter Hugo Khouri
Director
Walter Hugo Khouri
Writer
Rogério Duprat
Original Music Composer
Antonio Meliande
Director of Photography
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Musical
Inácio Araújo
Assistant Editor
Popular Reviews
3 reviews
laurel
9.4★ · 01/24/24
Once again, I was actually trying to rewatch The House with Laughing Windows (I can’t find it 😒) and stumbled into another WHK on the way. It’s actually miraculous that I found another one with eng subs bc I was starting to lose hope. Anyways, I digress.
Walter Hugo Khouri just gets it, man. “It” being eerie, silent, close-up, liminal, natural, picturesque, organic, transcendent, gothic, existential, ocular, honest…etcccccc.
Just like he did in Angel of the Night, WHK personifies the house into its own being that seems to have an effect on the actions of the characters. Even the figurines and paintings within the house feel alive, as WKH is constantly panning and zooming into them, making it feel like they are alive and observing the three characters.
There’s so much beauty in the silence and the glances and the shadows and the light. Makes the average movie seem excessively loud in comparison.
Walter Hugo Khouri just gets it, man. “It” being eerie, silent, close-up, liminal, natural, picturesque, organic, transcendent, gothic, existential, ocular, honest…etcccccc.
Just like he did in Angel of the Night, WHK personifies the house into its own being that seems to have an effect on the actions of the characters. Even the figurines and paintings within the house feel alive, as WKH is constantly panning and zooming into them, making it feel like they are alive and observing the three characters.
There’s so much beauty in the silence and the glances and the shadows and the light. Makes the average movie seem excessively loud in comparison.
Once again, I was actually trying to rewatch The House with Laughing Windows (I can’t find it 😒) and stumbled into another WHK on the way. It’s actually miraculous that I found another one with eng subs bc I was starting to lose hope. Anyways, I digress.
Walter Hugo Khouri just gets it, man. “It” being eerie, silent, close-up, liminal, natural, picturesque, organic, transcendent, gothic, existential, ocular, honest…etcccccc.
Just like he did in Angel of the Night, WHK personifies the house into its own being that seems to have an effect on the actions of the characters. Even the figurines and paintings within the house feel alive, as WKH is constantly panning and zooming into them, making it feel like they are alive and observing the three characters.
There’s so much beauty in the silence and the glances and the shadows and the light. Makes the average movie seem excessively loud in comparison.
Walter Hugo Khouri just gets it, man. “It” being eerie, silent, close-up, liminal, natural, picturesque, organic, transcendent, gothic, existential, ocular, honest…etcccccc.
Just like he did in Angel of the Night, WHK personifies the house into its own being that seems to have an effect on the actions of the characters. Even the figurines and paintings within the house feel alive, as WKH is constantly panning and zooming into them, making it feel like they are alive and observing the three characters.
There’s so much beauty in the silence and the glances and the shadows and the light. Makes the average movie seem excessively loud in comparison.
ana
10.0★ · 05/10/26
Breno
7.6★ · 04/10/19