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Andrew 2022-06-18 20:41:12
There is no heroic narrative, no deification of history, but a de-dramatic and de-ideological way to tell the daily life of the couple in need and suffering, shrouded in the shadow of racial persecution; it is precisely the love that continues in this daily life. (loving) is the human foundation on which the High Court Act lays the foundation, and it is also the solution of this...
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Ulises 2022-06-18 20:13:14
If you are familiar with Nichols's previous works, you will definitely be very comfortable with his seemingly lukewarm shooting method. He is a conservative person in his bones, and he most agrees with the traditional family view, but this time he happened to encounter the subject of interracial marriage, but he still talks about it according to his own routine. But for this subject, I think it exists regardless of whether the protagonist has clearly stated the social significance of his case....
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Izabella 2022-06-18 17:39:29
No aura, but I was deeply moved by the photo at the...
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Vincenzo 2022-06-18 16:30:30
I think Ken Loach should watch this scene on his knees 10 times, and teach me how to make a left-wing theme movie. There is an epic style, which is very touching, but it is actually the same. The script is neat, but lacking in talent. The only touching point of the whole film is the line: He took care of...
Loving Comments
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Tyler 2022-06-18 14:32:03
What kind of love is the bitter mandarin duck experiencing?
I often wonder what kind of film makes sense. This is a commonplace but unavoidable topic. Of course, each film has its own meaning, the substance, direction and connotation are different, and the meaning becomes very different. There is no doubt that Jeff Nichols' "Love" (2016) must have a special...
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Dante 2022-09-22 21:46:56
love across racial boundaries
Following the success of the sci-fi film Midnight Special in Berlin at the beginning of this year, American director Jeff Nichols brought this Loving to Cannes with the theme of interracial marriage that took place in the United States in the 1960s, because the theme involved black equality and...
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[first lines]
Mildred: I'm pregnant.
Richard Loving: [long pause] Good. That's good.
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Mildred: I know we have some enemies. But we have some friends, too.
