Memories of Underdevelopment Comments

Rebekah 2022-02-24 08:02:19

Very powerful, the actors, photography, scheduling, editing, and the highly literary script are very positive, very similar to French movies, but more free, uninhibited, and emotional. I didn't expect Cuba in the 1960s to be so beautiful and avant-garde. movie...

Thomas 2022-02-24 08:02:19

The loose narrative structure is interspersed with political news documentary images. The protagonist in the film is a bourgeoisie who has nothing to do but only reads and loves. It is an empty concept. He is not only a tool used by the author to witness the political situation in Cuba and convey his political views, but also a symbol of The Cuban bourgeoisie is the main object of criticism in this film. The Cuban bourgeoisie under the author's lens is a lost and socially disconnected group of...

Amparo 2022-02-24 08:02:19

7. Another type of Cuban slice, it's hard to say which is...

Kiera 2022-02-24 08:02:19

It's amazing, depicting the turbulent history of Cuba in the 1960s under a writer's romantic love story, from the Bay of Pigs incident to the missile crisis, the writer also experienced a "revolution" of heart and morality, abruptly inserted documentaries and lengthy political discussions All suggest the oppression of this underdeveloped country. Cuba in the post-revolutionary period of the new era seems to be still ancient, like a graceful girl and a confused...

Zachery 2022-02-24 08:02:19

A bit of Godard, a medium collage. The theme, however, fits with Bertolucci's later "sons of the bourgeoisie". There are many "spillover" sections about...

Bethany 2022-02-24 08:02:19

The [Underdeveloped Memories] expertly personalizing Antonioni, Godard, and Resnais are truly Marxist films, Alai/Desnoes in the development of one's subjective world and the development of state society. Bridges are built between history. Of all the "underdeveloped" representations, the most important are the incoherence of memory, character, and history. The final [eclipse]-like ending signifies the eternal separation between the individual and history. This division is the insurmountable...

Edythe 2022-02-24 08:02:19

Gutierrez has completed a film that can only exist in the minds of new wave directors such as Godard Oshima Nagisa, but cannot really be completed. "Memories of Low Development" jumps, but is closely related to the grand narrative, voiceover, and confession. Jump cut inserts not only memories, but also the history of the Cuban revolution. Nothing Had Changed, as Sergio described it as he watched this "underdeveloped" urban space, a stranger who couldn't join the revolutionary crowd, didn't...

Leann 2022-02-24 08:02:19

2016-06-21 Watch at the Cuban Film Lecture; [BAMPFA] 2018.1.18.7pm 4K restoration version. The desire/emotional state of middle-class men in underdeveloped areas and the post-revolutionary national political state between the United States and the Soviet Union have formed a wonderful counterpoint relationship. This kind of dissociation, confusion, rushing desire but unable to fill it, neither wanting to go to the other side (North America) nor becoming a "people". Close to Godard himself, of cou

Vaughn 2022-02-24 08:02:19

Latin American movies have hardly disappointed me, and if it is a good choice, it may not be so coincidental every time. And this kind of classic with a bit of stream-of-consciousness personal narrative is unexpectedly most people will not have the opportunity to watch...

Lee 2022-02-24 08:02:19

The French New Wave approach is very skillful, with the wild temperament of Spain. But it's a pity that such an unrestrained beginning is so out of...