Vagabond Comments

Lon 2022-03-19 09:01:08

Mona walked naked from the beach. She was clean at that time. She walked a total of 13 steps. During each step, she met different people. They had different opinions on Mona's "exclusive and exclusive free wandering". , Or puzzled, or envy, or sympathy, or jealous. Mona became dirty step by step, from the stench in the mouth of the university teacher to a purple mud, when she came to the cold pit of the fateful ending, she had no way to...

Abe 2022-03-19 09:01:08

She was like a strong sea breeze, with salty damp swiftly coming, sweeping everything messy in an instant. When people were regaining their senses and were busy cleaning up the mess, they were amazed by her power and talked about her. In an unnamed time and space, disappeared. ——— "A Fallen Girl" Ullens 2011.8.19. The heroine is only 18 years old,...

Natalia 2022-03-19 09:01:08

The fatalistic double bass theme, the small fragments of the horizontal lens, the stranger's perspective is slowly pieced together: absolute independence means absolute isolation, absolute freedom means absolute loneliness, absolute rebellion means absolute reaction, and absolute resignation, loneliness and reaction are difficult Sustain tends to lead to nothingness or depravity. This is quite consistent with the phenomenon of lone wolf extinction in community research. And Varda, under the...

Tressa 2022-03-18 09:01:06

Loneliness means no need to explain one's own behavior, loneliness means silence to...

Stacy 2022-03-18 09:01:06

this. Heavier. Would like to be such a person. Then laugh at such people. Then despise such people. All because of the inability to become such a person. But she cried at last. She cried before she died. This is lingering. Lingering. Why are you crying? why? Life of your own choice. why? the loneliness eat them up. Death is not the answer. Although death does not require a...

Buddy 2022-03-17 09:01:08

The film is not entangled in Mona's history, nor does it attempt to stretch out any "meaning" from her experience. For such a person, the best summary may be to point to her body and say: This person is dead, and we don't know anything about her. Therefore, the narrations of those who met on the road are all about themselves, and the film is therefore more like a group portrait film. Their plight is highlighted by the death of a...

Corene 2022-03-17 09:01:08

"She wanders for freedom itself." Varda makes a feature film like a documentary, using a large number of non-professional actors in a real environment. Emotional moving long mirrors and careful use of close-ups are the main audio-visual features. Photography and lighting are very particular. The narrative structure is similar to "Citizen Kane", breaking the fourth wall: the characters in the play face the camera/audience talking, what Varda calls "quotations". And the superb acting skills of...

Margarette 2022-03-16 09:01:07

Varda’s entry point is always reality, but her strength is fiction. This masterpiece of realism lies in the tension between the two. Her seemingly documentary filming method secretly demonstrates the fictitiousness of the story: all the pictures about Mona's life are fictitious. People who intersect with her in reality are telling her story, making her into their own narrative body; while the film uses fictional power to give the free and wandering Mona the right to exist completely...

Skyla 2022-03-16 09:01:07

Varda loves to look back, face, village, and branch. He is a naughty radio commander and a DJ who was delayed by the movie. The master of philosophy who grows potatoes and the professor who studies trees all yearn for freedom and loneliness to fight against mediocrity, and in the end they can't stand the fallen girl. Lazy people who withdraw from society and degenerate are sick trees and will be sawed...

Ken 2022-03-15 09:01:07

1985 Venice Golden Lion Award. A pure wanderer, a woman who is always on the road, would rather live briefly and freely than be integrated into the discipline of the system. Varda used pseudo-documentary methods and [Citizen Kane]'s onion-peeling multi-perspective interviews to piece together the life fragments of the homeless woman, and sometimes placed her on the edge of the frame. In the end, we can’t really understand the inner world of the heroine. She is more like the incarnation of an act