Claude Mann

Alysson 2022-03-13 08:01:01

In Godard's "Exhausted," Melville borrows the words of a cameo character: " Be immortal first, then die ." It wasn't until I watched Army of Shadows that I was sure he wasn't joking.

"Shadow Troops" is Melville's ambitious work, bringing together the best French actors such as Lino Ventura, Simon...

Cary 2022-03-23 09:03:28

The way of lens language in the film is very post-new wave. Pushing the lens is used a lot in the film. The same kind of lens is also more common in Godard and Hitchcock's films.
    The symbolism of the lens participates in the creation of the film. In this film, the lens is particularly obvious...

Aurore 2022-03-22 09:02:59

Labyrinth-like urban space + common tragic fate of characters + World War II theme = lone killer + red circle + silence of the sea. In addition, there are reflections on the brutal methods of the resistance movement and moving demonstrations of human nature. Everyone is extremely vulnerable, but they are strong. In fact, this is the hero. Heroes are people too, and they don't need to be deconstructed. The protagonist's two in-painting and one off-screen arrests are touching. The shades of blue are ever-changing. Melville's masterpiece.

Nedra 2022-03-19 09:01:11

Melville, the director who participated in the underground resistance movement himself, looked back at his cruel youth after more than 20 years. From the soundtrack, the movement of the camera to the editing, he hardly used any sensational techniques, but the story presented was even more unforgettable for the audience. Full text: http://hou26.org/zeta/golden2004b.htm#a