Relying on images more than words, it's a plea for humanity in times of insanity.. A visually ravishing tour of hell and a meditation on freedom that at best is wordlessly profound and at worst interestingly obscure.. It's rigorous, evocative, and, in spite of its grisly imagery, elegant. It's a triumph -- of masochistic literal-mindedness.. It's horrific. But Hunger displays uncommon intelligence and visual panache, transcending the goal of making the situation seem real. It feels more than rea...
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