Maurice Teynac

Terrill 2022-03-13 08:01:01

As a film from 50 years ago, gossip scripts and exaggerated dramatic performances are inevitable, and the handling of certain plots cannot satisfy everyone. Apart from these era and personal factors, it has to be said that this is still the case. It is a responsible and outstanding adaptation,...

Adolphus 2022-03-13 08:01:01

What struck me most about the film "The Trial" was the contrast it created, and it was this contrast that added to the absurdity of the story and its irony.

Maybe because I didn't know about the movie in advance, I was a little surprised to see its black and white picture when it was first shown. I...

Jamir 2022-03-18 09:01:10

Kafka wrote about little people who died like dogs, machines that followed the so-called fate, and ghosts without consciousness facing death to the end. It is said that Kafka's writings will make people laugh, and make friends and themselves. He also laughed non-stop, he wrote a comedy, but would Welles be willing to be laughed at? He has to rehearse the drama in his heart from beginning to end. Welles is a victim who can't save himself and is not to be outdone. This showman consciously displays his crime, and his resistance to death is futile in the face of how powerless the reality is. Knowing that it can't be done, Welles' ego fatalism, he is loyal to himself and makes the biggest betrayal of Kafka (and therefore his revision of Kafka is more interesting than any), as he did to Shakespeare Yes, Shakespeare won't sympathize, but Welles wants the world's pity, or Xerxesphus, who is closer to Camus, who masters the absurd, the door of judgment is not opened for him, but is self-imposed and self-realized, If he wants to die, he is unwilling to accept his fate in his own hands. His original sin is inextinguishable. As a result, he did not bow his head, and his last smile wandered in the hell of others again.

Melyssa 2022-03-26 09:01:14

2019.10.18 I watched