Heinz Bennent

Darby 2022-02-02 08:13:07

This article was published in "Watching Movies" 2005-12
No matter literature or film, the plot of the story is not the most important, the important thing is the process of expression, the pleasure of narration. Literature uses language, and movies use pictures. An inescapable pleasure. One needs...

Queenie 2022-03-25 09:01:23

Schlondorff's mise-en-scene skills and shot design are excellent. After the scene in which Alfred was fishing for eels with a horse's head at the seaside, the three people who had a chaotic relationship fell into a deadlock. Alfred, a German, used his arrogant control to force his mother to eat...

Alfonso 2022-03-15 09:01:11

Adapted from the original book of the same name by Günter Glass (top ten favorite novels + top ten favorite adapted movies). 1. From the perspective of the dwarf Oscar's rough life experience, the film criticizes the false ugliness of the adult world, revealing the sinfulness of Nazi acts and the depravity of human nature. 2. The tin drum is a concrete body of resistance to consciousness and self-repression. Only by abandoning the drum can we usher in real growth. 3. Hidden at the bottom of the skirt / Ascension of the nun / Crawling of the womb / Intergenerational love / Sex soda powder & screaming super power, I love you on the glass. | "No one can really refuse to grow, and no one can compete with time. As soon as you stop, time will run over your body." (9.5/10)

Carley 2022-03-26 09:01:14

To be honest I'm quite disappointed...