Both the film and "Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption" are based on prison escape, but the difference is that the ruthless Bresson planned such a never-say-failure escape hero as early as the 1950s. This is Bresson’s impressive masterpiece at the beginning of his creative career, and since then established his basic style-the combination of structuralism and minimalist realism. The basic structure of the movie is very concise, and the storyline is unfolded in layers of rich and detailed details. In a single prison space, the infinite minds of the characters have been used to break through this confinement time and time again. The audience also experienced the excitement and adventure time after time with the escaped. The meticulous description of the preparation and process of the escape also revealed the choreographer’s attention to details. Attentive.
A Man Escaped background creation
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Extended Reading
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Enid 2022-03-27 09:01:14
Undoubtedly a classic, the film more than 50 years ago is still gripping today, and the opening paragraph of trying to escape is a good cow. Every shot is clean, everything unrelated to the jailbreak is cut out, and the viewer's perspective is compressed so little that it doesn't see more than the protagonist sees, as if being a participant adds to the tension.
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Halle 2022-03-18 09:01:05
Very literary narrative method, people are at the core, and even the prison seems to be set up for it. Simplified and straightforward lens language and never digressing inner monologue, Bresson used this kind of extremely clear and focused purpose to remove all impurities, and wrap a layer of tight events outside the core characters. There is no waste in the setting up, I am afraid it is the most "utilitarian" movie I have ever seen.
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Le lieutenant Fontaine: I laughed nervously which soothed me.
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Le lieutenant Fontaine: Do you believe in luck?
François Jost: I used to. It didn't work out.
Le lieutenant Fontaine: Maybe you're the one who blew it.