Christine Oesterlein

Freddy 2022-04-08 08:01:02

12 February 2008, 5.50pm, BFI Southbank Hall NFT1, London. 5 minutes ago, a couple sat next to the seat I wanted to enjoy alone. Forced by the powerful power of love, I moved the starting point of my expedition with Wenders a row forward. XM, who has not met, is sitting somewhere in the front row,...

Leanne 2022-04-08 09:01:13

After a week of nothing to do, I finally finished reading Wenders' extremely long "Until the End of the World" trilogy. During this period, he fell asleep several times, and was mixed with "Last Year in Marienbad", "The Girl on the Bridge", "Balthazar" and countless variety shows on Hong Kong and...

Friedrich 2022-04-20 09:02:56

Various types and cultures are fully displayed in front of the audience through the lens. The first half of finding a lover is very interesting, and the second half of the discussion is the director's self-expression. In 1991, the director wrote a prose poem dedicated to the film and to mankind

Hope 2022-04-08 09:01:13

8.8 1, 4.5 hours, magnificent narrative, beautiful scenery, willful passion, profound philosophy, but I still feel that something is missing, I don't know what, I feel a little bit of a fly in the ointment. 2. As a sci-fi movie, it has a low sense of sci-fi. It stands to reason that the longer the film, the more captivating my heart is. Bernardo Bertolucci's 5-hour "Nineteen Zero" won my year's best. 3. Behind the emptiness (absolute meaning) is the emptiness (absolute emptiness), some things that human beings stubbornly pursue, the so-called free and romantic love, the wish or ideal of a lifetime, the great title that lasts forever, etc., all in the universe. Like a dream bubble, fleeting in a blink of an eye. However, human beings do not seek meaning and eternity, so what should they seek? The absurdity of this existence is often displayed by Wenders in binary oppositions, such as his use of death in The State of Things to express the opposition and isolation between art and commercial films. And Wenders believes that there is only one story in the world, and all other stories are repeating the absurd story of "binary opposition"