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Ayla 2022-03-13 08:01:01
The ideological subject behind the trial revealed
With a strong passion for drama and literature, Orson Welles constantly devotes himself to thinking about the cultural connotation and ideological essence entrenched in the text, and uses a unique vision to expand the sensory barriers inherent in the latitude of the text. The absolute audiovisual...
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Ressie 2022-03-21 09:03:26
I haven't read the original, just came to analyze it blindly
I thought, as the title says, it was a nightmare. The scene of hundreds of people typing in the office is a copy and paste of reality. Many scenes in the film are so grand and illogical that they seem to be an enlargement of reality. Citizen k is always at the center of interpersonal relationships,...

Michael Lonsdale
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Leonard 2022-03-26 09:01:14
Those tall buildings, densely packed employees, small figures in the panorama, smooth long mirrors, and excellent performances retain the director's characteristics while creating images that fit the theme to the greatest extent possible. Photography Edmond Richard.
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Josianne 2022-03-16 09:01:09
@大館JC CUBE | Technically flawless, Perkins's lanky appearance and eccentric alienation are not bad, and the cast also has Romy Schneider and Jeanne Moreau. However, Kafka's spirit and energy only appeared briefly in a few bright moments at most (K's shadow near the end/K was hit on the wall by the dwarfed shadow of the three people who held him from left and right). After reading and watching the absurdity of Eastern Europe, I deeply feel that this kind of subject should be left to others to shoot...
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