McQueen stated that he didn't believe 'Blitz' had a happy ending; rather, it's a wish, reflecting the profound yearning permeating the film.
The film's various CGI-assisted action scenes create a tone of plangent and universal yearning, showcasing McQueen's artistic journey through themes of acceptance.
Rooted in the avant-garde, McQueen emerged with a desire to 'obliterate the frame', merging tactile storytelling with abstract expressions in his early works.
McQueen's works like 'Bear' and 'Deadpan' exemplify his navigation between aggression and tenderness, reminiscent of the complex relationship between artist and muse.
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