Michel Bouquet

Michel Bouquet

  • Born: 1925-11-6
  • Height: 5' 7½" (1.71 m)
  • Extended Reading
    • Richmond 2022-03-20 09:02:23

      Memes and intertexts in the pit stop footage at 24:38

      Its second is made on arrival in the night & fog

      Alais Resnais made Night & Fog in 1956, long past the events depicted and longer than the rise of German cinema. Some of its shots resemble those of previous German genres, and therefore have haunting intertextual implications underneath its form...

    • Melba 2022-03-25 09:01:15

      How many unrested souls are there in Auschwitz now?

      The homework left by the teacher asked me to watch this documentary in my spare time. From the red exit of Netease Cloud Hi, I found this documentary with less than 50 barrages at station B.
               My back feels cold, and instead of tears, there are only hate and fear. I feel that BGM is strongly...

    • Eddie 2022-04-21 09:03:01

      This film is a work of commemoration and reflection on the tenth anniversary of the end of World War II, exposing the brutal crimes in the Nazi concentration camps. The meaning is to hope that there will be no more wars and no more inhuman massacres. However, in the second half of the 20th century, many tragedies have been repeated all over the world, and perhaps mankind will never be able to learn lessons from history.

    • Gabe 2022-04-24 07:01:18

      Watched it on January 15th. "Among us, the lucky chief prisoner is still alive, and the reinstated Nazi officers, and the anonymous whistleblower. Some refuse to believe, or only briefly. We look at the pile of ruins with serious eyes, as if An old monster, falling forever under the rubble. When these images are in the past, we pretend to be hopeful again, as if the misery in the concentration camps is healed, and we pretend that it will only happen once at a certain time and place. Turn a blind eye to the things around you, and turn a deaf ear to the never-ending cry of human nature."

    Night and Fog quotes

    • Récitant/Narrator: Death makes his first pick. Another choice is made in the morning in the night and fog.

    • Récitant/Narrator: When the Allies open the doors... all the doors... the deportees look on without understanding. Are they free? Will life know them again?