Lilli Fichtner

Dexter 2022-04-23 07:03:01

Black-and-white images and the suffering of faith are reminiscent of Bresson's Diary of a Country Priest. Although it has the blessing of the Palme d'Or, it is hardly the best Haneke. Perhaps this is the most ambitious and the most ingenious. I feel that this Palme d'Or is a tribute to all Haneke's...

Westley 2022-04-21 09:02:47

Nearly a hundred years after World War I passed, Austrian director Haneke restarted the film "White Ribbon" on black and white film. The shots that are not good at jumping tell the story of accidental and bizarre events, while the sound of the film that does not rely on the soundtrack to render the...

Daphney 2022-03-29 09:01:04

If I had to describe my first time watching this Palme d’Or at Cannes, I would use the word “boring”. I said that I couldn't watch it the first time, hey~~~

Luis 2022-04-24 07:01:15

{★★★★} Summarize Haneke's masterpiece in 2009 and the techniques he used to cast this masterpiece in one sentence, what would it be? There is something wrong here. Yes, everyone noticed that the air was strangely quiet, something must be wrong here, but no one was sure what was wrong or why. The fading color, background noise, and empty mirrors of the movie all deepened the inexplicable horror. It was not until at the end, when the church choir was over, the picture was dark, and the end credits scrolled deadly on the screen, that I realized that I was sitting in a huge giant. the center of the cemetery. Haneke is documenting the cemetery of human nature, and we are witnessing its eternal execution of executions.