Enzo Tarascio

General 2022-03-20 09:02:24

Technically, artificial location design, active shots (in-camera editing), montage flashbacks, and colored background lighting didn’t really impress me, and maybe it’s not new from today’s point of view. But it seems to be one of Bertolucci's most praised by Western critics.

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Devyn 2022-03-24 09:03:02

Red, blue and purple, the sky is brightened, the chickens are awakened, the birds are also frightened, the clear springs of the mountain stream smooth the rock walls, the ginkgo leaves are rotting in the splendor, the fierce north wind is pervasive, invincible, unparalleled, let With no way to...

Clementina 2022-01-11 08:02:26

Marcelo was originally struggling with his conscience and conscience about the assassination of the professor. The original sin of religion and Anna's ambiguity is second. The key is that he feels that the professor is his own teacher and is generally considered a good person, so he didn't turn around at the first time. Hidden in the kitchen (what happened to the Chinese restaurant and Moutai?). But afterwards, when the professor at the prom showed the "empty letter" to test the truth, Marcelo suddenly made up his mind! And echoed the dialogue in the study room when the two reunited before, "The lines are gorgeous. But you are gone, I have become a fascist."...It shows that Bertolucci has a negative stance on pure political figures regardless of whether they are left or right. The professor’s rival, Mussolini’s forces, has been ridiculed more bluntly and frequently. Among them, the question and answer between Marcelo and the priest in church prayer is the most sharp, "Today’s redemption will be committed tomorrow...I am not from the subversive camp. On the contrary, I am the one who wants to destroy them!"...This is also why in the climax drama of Wu Lin interception, almost all the tragic expressions are given to the accompanying Anna. The professor's own method of death is more paradoxically like a reappearance of the Orient Express!

Reginald 2022-03-27 09:01:15

A politically charged film. "In the 1970s, there was an ultra-leftist trend in Italy, and many people changed their original values ​​and hesitated and wavered about many issues. This film shows people who are "in a state of crisis and chaos" and lack firm political convictions. The inner state of the bourgeois intellectuals." From drifting with the crowd to the end, it was like a big dream.