Memories of Underdevelopment Comments

Crawford 2023-09-10 21:19:53

Unique cut-in perspective: the rambling thoughts of a bourgeois intellectual outside the highly tense political landscape, he can obtain short-term conquest and pleasure in young, beautiful and energetic women, but cannot establish further intimacy, Get used to consumption, get used to shirk responsibility. In the end, it is the same as the annoying person I described before: old and rotten. Influenced by the French New Wave and rational montage, the editing is rough and coquettish. Because of...

Aric 2023-07-14 11:27:34

I don't know much about Cuba... The least Latin American movie I've ever seen... And it's like the French New Wave in the...

Winston 2023-05-04 23:13:34

7. Although "I Am Cuba" is shot from a national perspective, it does use a very subjective way of telling; although this is a personal perspective, it is a relatively objective...

Kurtis 2022-09-19 23:16:13

Free and dexterous but full of skill. It seems that Cuban cinema is still quite liberal in a socialist...

Laverna 2022-09-18 11:45:15

The Lost Soul of a Cuban Writer's Midlife...

Vito 2022-09-09 20:16:21

What was post-revolutionary Cuba like? Good shot, flaws...

Malvina 2022-04-24 07:01:24

Abrupt flashbacks, fantasy scenes, continuous inner monologues, various techniques, random collages, quite...

Kelli 2022-04-24 07:01:24

The perfect combination of staring and surging, while irrationally restless and irrational...

Junius 2022-04-24 07:01:24

Four point five. Stream of consciousness, more than Alain Resnais: watch the market around the protagonist, fast subject replacement (sex), brothel, really beautiful. However, the long mirror of stream of consciousness still cannot accept it. That old black tree needs a long mirror to push it, push it to the river, push it to other trees, and push it to other houses. Since the subconscious mind, the world should be a perfect emotional whole. Revolution to me equals absolute love. But what about...

Pauline 2022-04-24 07:01:24

Three and a half stars, another film that needs to understand the relevant historical background. Using stream-of-consciousness to tell the story of the male protagonist's Cuban past, the camera is constantly detached from the protagonist, interspersed with various historical facts and monologues, and observing the social changes in Cuba from multiple angles is too...