The Man Who Sold His Skin Comments

Jake 2023-02-02 04:34:28

fully automatic...

Pearlie 2023-02-01 11:27:33

The human rights issue discussed in the film is very interesting, because love loses freedom in the country, and devotion to art loses freedom in the world. The two things that should be the most proof of human rights and freedom are the reasons why I almost fell into redemption. The irony is that regardless of domestic and foreign countries, they are virtuous. The faces of the people are the same. The photography is very design, very artistic, the characters are portrayed a lot, and the ending...

Fernando 2023-01-26 08:20:54

Masterpiece Warning ⚠️What's really interesting about it is the massive amount of slight wide-angle distortion, out-of-focus, repeated refractions and reflections, false split screens, and even really stuck Skype footage that go to extremes in the exploration of form (Lance Moss and Ostrund the kind that will make you cry). But what the hell is this...

Erika 2023-01-12 10:27:12

Finally, a little "square"...

Timothy 2022-12-25 10:37:27

Three and a half. It and "White Tiger" should make up for each other, there is a lack of loose images, here is the lack of solid drama, the length of love seems to run into other movies, and the theme that I care about is only a large part of the time. It's just a topic, the movie didn't dig deep, it just relies on artistic audio-visual language to make a rendering, but it also demonstrates what a current new movie is like, which is undoubtedly very...

Justina 2022-12-22 10:08:31

The refugee version of black Venus, as a refugee, has a Schengen visa tattooed on the back, becoming a work of art, a commodity, and an object, and then has the freedom to travel around the world. Only a genius can come up with this...

Emery 2022-12-08 05:32:22

The film's practical significance is greater than its artistic value, because it involves social issues such as human dignity and racial discrimination. But it does cause us to think about issues related to artwork carriers: (1) Can artworks be presented on human skin; (2) The ownership of such artworks; (3) The dispute between ownership and human dignity. I don’t know if Switzerland really has relevant legal regulations for this, but through the performance of the male protagonist in this...

Carmel 2022-12-02 23:13:09

What the male protagonist pulled out of his pants was far from what I...

Tamara 2022-11-21 17:22:08

The five Olympic candidates have been completed, and this one is undoubtedly the worst. The problem lies in the director's ability to control, holding a gimmicky subject without a clear purpose of discussion, all topics are touched on the fly, and the symbols are limited to the list and display, so that there are completely redundant family and love lines. Fill the void in the play. In the end, it is a mess of neither genre nor author. The reversal of the ending is even more superfluous,...

Madeline 2022-11-11 10:51:28

On the whole, it is better than the representativeness of the concept of hedging between refugees (human rights) and art (capital). Although the public is protesting against the exploitation of the third world, the ending that seems to be a divine turning point still has to be achieved by means of capital. Is there anyone? Can there be true redemption? Still digging too shallow and not strong...