This is an allegorical work in which the characters in the movie are driven into a nearly primitive background. Michel Hanneck uses the precise use of the screen space to create a dark primordial fear. While showing the collapse of human nature, it also shows how tenacious beliefs exist. "The Age of Wolf", like Bergman's "Shame", observes the collapse and complete disorder of a society after heavy pressure. Those rural landscapes become a reverence for the primitive after the disintegration of such a society in the screen space. The director uses an apocalyptic way to confront us with the deprived human life presented in the film. He provides an imaginative solution with a poetic salvation ending. The director believes that in disasters such as "911", people have experienced it on TV. What he considers is what people will do if all this happens.
Time of the Wolf evaluation action
2022-02-21 08:01
Extended Reading
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Kailey 2022-03-21 09:03:07
Doomsday Light, this one suits the taste very well. Especially the music part, it's really good. To believe in the existence of civilization and the power of art, human nature is inherently evil and human nature is inherently good, and we are different from beasts at all times.
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Margarita 2022-03-25 09:01:19
The foggy vistas, the great silences. At the end, the youngest son was about to walk into the fire naked and was rescued, and then the super-long empty shot was seen from the train, and the end
