Eggers isn't ACTUALLY making a movie in 13th century middle english, is he?This is what that looks like btw, spoken it'd be completely unintelligible.
>>221384104It's not too bad. Something about a 60yo old king with three daughters (gornoilles ragau and Cordelia) by his queen. Then he has a bit of a think about his kingdom.More confusing is the verse stuff, dumb semi colons
>>221384104>bruh in the first verselmao we're literally regressing to the middle ages aren't we? maybe they also said ya'll
>>221384799back then it would have been ȝall
>>221384104Subs
>>221384961That will ruin the immersion.
>>221384104He has perfected the Egger-oner. My body is ready.Egger-onernoun>A long, uninterrupted single take in filmmaking, invented by director Robert Eggers. The technique is characterized by complex blocking, subtle lighting, and a focus on building tension, often used to immerse the viewer in the narrative.>Part of Eggers' broader cinematic language, called "videogame cinematography," which integrates immersive, video game-inspired techniques to enhance the psychological and atmospheric experience of the film.>Etymology: Named after Robert Eggers, the filmmaker who popularized the technique.https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/egger-oner
