Gertrud Comments

  • Elinor 2023-04-17 21:01:03

    I believe in the joy of the body and the irreparable loneliness of the soul. Love is...

  • Eusebio 2023-04-17 10:29:01

    A woman's love epic, the struggle of the body or the soul, Love is everything. The whole film has a strong sense of stage drama, the lines are not rushed, the interaction between the actors and the movement of the camera is beautiful, the relative positions of the characters in the camera and the plot complement each other, and the tension of the plot is maximized in simple...

  • Hayley 2023-04-17 05:39:22

    Supplementary standard, "The heroine who has never watched anyone in the history of the movie - from the beginning to the end of the movie, the heroine has not seen anyone from the beginning to the end, that is Ge...

  • Hiram 2023-04-15 09:23:36

    Murnau's "Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans" conjures up a prototype as ancient as the fire on the cave wall, and so is Dreyer's Gertrud, who is terrified in the face of the mystery of the world or the inner interstitial. There is a soothing feeling that is neither unavoidable nor what it is, subtly oscillating between these, like a flickering fire, a light touch from...

  • Monte 2023-04-11 05:31:40

    The master of all aspects of classical romanticism, intuitive but very unintuitive, superficial and deep. All the organizational structures, creating a fascinating thing and atmosphere. Dreyer is a stage...

  • Greta 2023-04-09 22:01:03

    The heroine ranges from the intimidating artist & the good guy (Father's Indoctrination: No Choice) to the indifferent and uncertain (Disheartened to marry someone who doesn't love: I don't know how to choose) to the bad guy (Cheater: Derailed: Destroyed and cut off Choice) to the choice of choice and belief (in order to regain the self and the world to establish an absolute connection with the outside world to combat fatalism and the failure of love) The relationship between thinking, choice...

  • Stephon 2023-04-05 16:06:40

    Dreyer's last film. It is known for many long takes, one of which is nearly ten minutes of Gertrude and her ex-lover Gabriel talking about their past. The film separates critics and audiences from the start. Strindberg's difficulty in understanding men and women admirably complements Dreyer's dry but profound style. "Of all Dreyer's works, it is the innermost, and therefore the apex of his aesthetic, if not the crown." Gerchu's husband, Gustav Kanning, is also closer to Anna Karenina's husband,...

  • Meta 2023-03-31 14:31:38

    “Just like women’s love is out of need, men need to work, I don’t see why love needs to be more noble and more correct” +1 In reality, every time I meet someone who loves madly and hysterically, I don’t consciously go back....

  • Adella 2023-03-26 08:16:59

    Seriously, Dreyer can't stand...

  • Dangelo 2023-03-17 04:36:56

    After watching 70 minutes, when I almost thought it was a full-blown boring film, Gabriel hit me hard, about love and...

Extended Reading
  • Wava 2022-06-09 15:24:57

    Ge Chu

    7.2/10, replacing the heroine can get 8.1/10. The script is very good, and the love story of a middle-aged person (it has to be a smart middle-aged person) is too fascinating. "Love" occupies too much of the weight of life of the heroine, and it is an unbearable weight of life (can't you develop...

  • Lemuel 2022-06-09 16:29:44

    A masterpiece of "a 2-hour study of sofas and pianos"

    "This is the meditation after being trapped in calmness and loneliness. The depression that has never been released makes people tremble."

    In various senses, "Ge Chu" is a masterpiece that is no less obscure than "Joan of Arc", but its experience in word-of-mouth after its release is not as lucky as...

Gertrud quotes

  • Gertrud Kanning: I dreamed something last night.

    Erland Jansson: What did you dream?

    Gertrud Kanning: I was running naked through the streets, dogs chasing me, and when they caught me, I awoke. And I realized we two are completely alone in the world.

  • Gertrud Kanning: Give me your mouth

    [kiss]

    Gertrud Kanning: Your wonderful mouth.

    Erland Jansson: Where do we go now?

    Gertrud Kanning: Your place. Come.