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Ryleigh 2022-01-20 08:01:41
ambiguous
First of all, I am not a fan, and I can’t think of everything as GAY.
However, the relationship between the master and servant in the film is indeed relatively GAY. The servant is 1 and the master is 0. This is very obvious. Although it is not stated clearly, there are many There are hints... -
Alan 2022-01-20 08:01:41
Master and Slave in "Phenomenology of Spirit"
The master and the servant, in Hegelian writing, are a dialectical relationship of mutual transfer. In the process of giving orders, the master divided the real power to associate and operate with the possessions to the slaves/servants. In this process, the master's "self-reliance" dissolves on its...

John Dankworth
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Clay 2022-01-20 08:01:41
The irony is that there is not even the slightest emotion in the relationship between the sexes and the master-servant relationship in the movie. Two female characters, one is instrumentalized as an object of desire, and the other is a textual character who mocks hypocrisy. The wonderful thing about Joseph Rossi's direction is not only the exquisitely located mirror language, but at the same time it can complete a cute and dangerous narrative. The faucet dripping with fragments suggestive of lust is a metaphorical swan song. ★★★★
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Emma 2022-03-21 09:03:04
4.5 Both an invisible steal of power and a metaphor for impotence…
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