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Eldridge 2023-03-30 21:58:15
A masterpiece of the British New Left, without the over-romanticisation of working-class life. The male protagonist seems to be rebellious by nature, questioning all state apparatuses and their ideologies (juvenile reformatory schools, TV education, etc.), but can only helplessly mock or resist. It also revealed the huge gulf between the New Left and the working class in British academies in the...
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Joanie 2023-03-26 02:28:26
The montage at the end is very powerful. The director did not believe that the social reforms that existed at the time were very clear in terms of class position, but they also showed the same sense of powerlessness as the...
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Casimer 2023-03-24 11:32:16
What does the meaning of life depend on? Sometimes it's winning the game; sometimes it's a gesture of...
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Clare 2023-02-10 19:17:34
Truffaut drew nourishment from Jean Viggo's "Practice Zero" and Buñuel's "The Forgotten People", and finally combined his autobiography to shoot "The Four Hundred Strikes", which opened the door to the "New Wave". ", and just a few years later, the United Kingdom, which is close to France, put this variation on the screen again, and it finally became a representative work of the "Free Film Movement". The bird's-eye view of the reformatory, and the distant view of the seaside. The use of...
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Lacy 2023-02-04 20:12:23
loneliness of long distance runner, anger and resistance to the system vented at the last minute, great...
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Brandi 2023-02-01 06:16:12
Everyone is a loner. A little boring, but the ending is...
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Dee 2023-01-09 07:33:41
3.5; From the current point of view, the historical significance is still far greater than the actual viewing value, and I feel that the casting is not very...
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Berenice 2023-01-07 13:45:23
It's hard to get out of the past. It's hard to use long-distance running. It corresponds to a hopeless life. Boys and girls escape from the town and still have no hope of life at the beach. Finally, a friend is jailed and away from him. Kim's mother said 'you are the same as daddy' and it finally burned 3 Stacy's escape was already tamed but the arrival of smith gave him the courage to destroy it was also a form of...
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Vincenza 2022-12-18 23:04:18
8/10. Is the anger of long-distance runners inner confusion or social injustice? In fact, the visibility can be stronger. The actor's acting skills are good, his skills are very advanced, the editing and photography are very thoughtful, and the long-range processing is very good. The canteen rebellion, running in the forest, and the ending game are even more impressive . A structure in which memory and reality go hand in hand, and the rhythm is smooth and regular, and is generally regarded as a...
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Archibald 2022-11-26 12:33:28
Kitchen sink smell. The rhythm is loose, the script is just right and the image is dull. I don't like...
The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner Comments
The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner quotes
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Stacy, Drake House Leader: And always remember, they've got the whip hand.
Colin Smith: Do you know what I'd do if I had the whip hand? I'd get all the coppers, governers, posh whores, army officers and members of parliament and I'd stick them up against this wall and let them have it 'cause that's what they'd like to do to blokes like us.
Stacy, Drake House Leader: You'll learn.
Colin Smith: We'll see.
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Brown, House Master: Now when you broke into this, um, what was it...
Colin Smith: Bakery
Brown, House Master: Bakery, yup... what were you thinking about at the time?
Colin Smith: I wasn't thinking about anything, I was too busy breaking in.
The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner
Director: Tony Richardson
Language: English Release date: October 8, 1962