A Complete Unknown 4K 2024

I first saw the trailer six months ago at the movies. I immediately noticed the new movie starring Timothee Chalamet. When he sang the iconic hit “Blowin' in the Wind”, I got goosebumps. And so I finally waited. The movie exceeded my expectations. Shalame seems to have handled the role one hundred percent. The actor's gorgeous acting: facial expressions, gestures, Not only that, he performed all the songs of Bob Dylan himself. Young, cocky, egotistical. New York of the 1960s is perfectly shown, the atmosphere of that time is perfectly conveyed. The movie mentions the key events of the era: the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Vietnam War, the Kennedy assassination. The main character seems to pass through himself these historical milestones and translates them into music. What is especially important is that during this period of time there is a revolution in the world of music: the Beatles and the Rolling Stones appear on the horizon of the musical Olympus.

The acoustic guitar, once the epitome of the soul of folk, gives way to the electric instrument that changes the landscape of musical culture forever. The movie masterfully depicts the gap and misunderstanding between traditional folk musicians and the new adherents of rock 'n' roll, whose passion and energy oppose outdated canons. This generational conflict, woven into the fabric of the narrative, not only enriches the music but also brings about a marked change in public consciousness. The dynamics of the struggle between old and new currents becomes an integral part of this era, filling it with multifaceted emotions and new ideas. As a result, the world of music is experiencing not just a change in style, but an entire cultural revolution, opening doors to uncharted worlds of creativity and self-expression. Definitely one of Chalamet's best roles and one of the best Bob Dylan movies ever made.