![]() ![]() Night Shyamalan "The New York Times" -This text refers to the hardcover edition. This book gave me the opportunity to work through things like my parents' getting older."-M. Night Shyamalan "Entertainment Weekly" "A tight, taut tale."- "Forbidden Planet International blog review" "Begins like a murder mystery, continues like an episode of The Twilight Zone, and finishes with a kind of existentialism that wouldn't be out of place in a Von Trier film."-Publishers Weekly "starred review" "It's an obscure graphic novel. It was just a beautiful thing, and kind of touching, that it came from my daughters, this story about getting older very, very quick."-M. I thought it was very frightening and emotional, and the ideas just started coming, and I tracked down the owner, and the person that wrote it. "I read it, and the premise was so powerful, of these people that went to this beach and their experience that happens on that day in the beach. Night Shyamalan "It's based on this graphic novel that I was given from my daughters," he said. From the moment I read this I was changed." -M. Its themes of aging had me thinking about my parents and children and how quickly it all goes by. It is a profound mystery, sci-fi graphic novel that is illustrated so beautifully and with such humanity. ![]() ![]() As is frequently the case with French-produced bandes dessinées, "Sandcastle" is a stark existentialist parable." -New York Times - "New York Times" ( 12:00:00 AM) " Sandcastle truly inspired my film Old. "Shyamalan adapted his disquieting tale from the graphic novel "Sandcastle," by the French writer Pierre Oscar Lévy and the Swiss illustrator Frederik Peeters. ![]()
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