Obsession Comments

  • Hubert 2023-09-18 04:51:35

    Uncontrollable desires, unavoidable poverty, unavoidable death. This is the fall of a...

  • Morton 2023-09-17 14:50:53

    The overall characteristic is more obviously a noir film, and it seems that there is not much realism to be found. The characters of the hero and heroine are exquisitely set: the hero loves freedom, and those who love freedom must be honest, and honest people cannot bear the repression of living in a lie; the heroine is greedy for money and beauty, and tired of her simple but rude husband, With a single thought, they walked into the crazy labyrinth hand in hand with the male protagonist. There...

  • Marcelina 2023-09-10 05:34:09

    I didn't go to the Film Archive when it was released, I watched it on YouTube tonight. It looks good, I like this kind of tangled love story that is doomed to death. The beautiful and seductive bodies of the male and female protagonists are shown as realistically as the towns and markets along the Po River. It is said to be the earliest representative of neo-realism, but Visconti's use of lenses is still much more complex and delicate than other typical neo-realism films. It is indeed a bit of...

  • Bethany 2023-08-09 11:03:21

    1942, Director: Visconti (Italian), 36 years old. Visconti's first feature film "The Sinking" was adapted from the novel "The Postman Always Rings Twice" by American writer J. Kane. The attention to human life and its details prepared for the birth of Italian Neorealism. The film originally portrayed a poor Italian

  • Mervin 2023-07-17 05:28:09

    "The Postman Always Rings the Bell Twice" has a special flavor when moved to an Italian background. Opera singing competitions, watching lively events on the street, and priests playing soy sauce are all very life-like. They also compare men who want to be on the road and women who want stability with Struggling to shoot really well. Events proceeded with an Italian sense of irrational motivation and fatalism. Or Nazi era...

  • Jovani 2023-06-30 17:39:35

    Floating clouds, film noir, and the postman always ring...

  • Julius 2023-06-21 12:38:28

    Keno was originally destitute, but free and happy. After meeting Jaina and sinking into many desires, in addition to the torment of the soul, there is also the pain of repenting to yesterday's self. Fascists were driven out, Italy remained barren, but freedom was traded for...

  • Alanna 2023-06-18 14:28:43

    The protagonist sinks into the audience's...

  • Jeanne 2023-06-04 11:11:29

    Found the feeling of "The...

  • Astrid 2023-04-24 19:20:49

    How to make a noir film with neorealism? How can a film noir be turned into a soap opera? Visconti will give you a satisfactory answer. The Italian version of The Postman Always Rings...

Obsession

Director: Luchino Visconti

Language: Italian Release date: May 24, 1949