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Winnifred 2022-04-04 08:01:01
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Serious biographical film about the life of Migram, the founder of the obedience experiment. Rigorous and plain narrative style, interspersed with life clips, test setbacks, and evaluations by others. The experiment is very interesting, recruiting volunteers, asking questions to the subjects,...
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Delmer 2022-04-04 08:01:01
A monologue of a social psychologist
1. This year, two films about social psychology experiments will be released at the same time: one is "Stanford Prison Experiment" (the story prototype of "Wave" is the Stanford Prison Experiment), and the other is the film "The Experimenter". Interestingly, both films deal with a similar...
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Clotilde 2022-04-22 07:01:56
2015305 and "Golden Age" are biographically filmed in the same way of distancing narrative, but this film uses a charming documentary and experimental nature to reveal the individual's obedience and integrate it into the protagonist's destiny development. The form is quite appropriate. .
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Wilfrid 2022-04-04 09:01:08
The characters are shaped with a partial stage performance, but the result is that the characters are "flattened" a lot. Forget it. #BJIFF#
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