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Requiem for a Dream
With plenty of footage shot during the making of the film, Aronofsky
takes us through stages in the making of the film starting with the
first day, the stop motion footage of Burstyn cleaning, the gory scenes
and the score mixing at Skywalker Ranch. Despite being billed as a
‘making of’ documentary, this is far from being what the film itself
deserves – in fact it is so thin that it barely deserves to be called a
documentary. Rather this is about 35 minutes of amateur-shot footage
from the set of Requiem that appears to be wholly random in regards
what it is focusing on at any one time.
Aronofsky tries to put a brave face on it but even he is struggling to
really have much to say about what he is watching from his commentary
position. One or two times I was interested in the technology involved
or the process involved but mainly the film was just pretty dull. The
footage is not structured in any way and there seems to be no real
reason why we are shown things such as Skywalker or people just milling
around – if it had had a series of talking heads through it and over it
then maybe, but with just the commentary as an afterthought it really
doesn’t work. I can only assume from this that they were looking for
stuff to put on the DVD and found they had loads of background footage
and decided to just use it because they could – however I really
question whether or not they should.
I love Requiem and it deserved a really good ‘making of’ that covers
the writing, the concepts, the feelings of the actors, the stories, the
little memories and valid, interest comments on the main aspects of the
film. What it didn’t deserve was just hand-held footage of the cast &
crew working and hanging around while a slightly embarrassed and unsure
of himself Aronofsky tries the best he can to add narration to scenes
that he sees everyday (it would like be trying to narrate footage of my
day at work!). Two or three things of value in the whole ‘documentary’
– a really pointless film that is barely worth watching.
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