Au hasard Balthazar

By Talon 2022-03-25 09:01:23

I can't watch the movie

I'm looking at Bresson's donkey

I was thinking when I saw the bike

These people can go to other places on their own, why do they need to make donkey carts?

Then those little boys came and pulled this donkey cart

The master whipped his donkey

what do you think

I think of consumerism

Then a car drove by

There is a coherence to the story

The author's pen is particularly evident

And the relationship between the characters is very...

By Kolby 2022-03-24 09:03:48

I admit I like donkeys

It feels like there is a secret connection between Bassat the Donkey and The Horse of Turin. Donkeys and horses are similar creatures, but they are treated differently. Horses are always looked up to. They are noble, free, and spiritual; donkeys are small, stupid, and screeching loudly, as if they should be tamed by humans to perform heavy labor. Horses have their own independent will and dignity, and Nietzsche also cried for it. The horse that refuses to eat in "The Horse of Turin" is...

By Lionel 2022-03-23 09:03:28

This is the most beautiful death

Balthazar is a donkey, she loves it is a myth, the more she loves it, the more they hate it, its presence makes them seem ridiculous.
The arrival of a new member makes all kinds of animals extremely excited or frightened, and they shout with joy.
When a person is drunk, he subconsciously kills someone, and he doesn't even know he has committed a crime. Will he still be held responsible?
Feeling the donkey's feelings, it is the alienation of a person like a person with feelings....

By Shyann 2022-03-23 09:03:28

"The Encounter of Balthazar"

Like a clean, unadorned European novel, the film presents a poetry not often found in Bresson's films.

drunkard.

A furious chair. Balthazar's whimper.

Two loud slaps. Mary covered her face and wept.

Balthazar's life experience and Mary's fate are like two lines that are constantly intersecting, and finally come to an end, and Balthazar falls dead in the desolate and lonely wilderness of the frontier like a bard.

Shepherds are in the invisible...

By Alysha 2022-03-23 09:03:28

Bresson, Schubert, donkey, longing for spring

Many classic movies like to use Schubert's music as the background music. I know "Barry Lyndon", "The Piano Teacher", "To Die Happy", and it is said that there is also "The Mechanic", but I haven't watched it and have no right to say. , those films used his chamber music trio No. 100 D929, this Baltazar donkey, selected by director Bresson is Schubert's Piano Sonata No. 20 D959, the second movement is sad .

From the feeling, as long as it is a movie that uses Schubert's music, there...

By Garry 2022-03-27 09:01:21

Bresson continues brief...

By Josephine 2022-03-27 09:01:21

Images (living symbols) represent everything, and religious themes shape and reinforce metaphors and existential dilemmas. Fate is resigned, to the point of Stockholm Syndrome. The walking dead performance lies in the walking dead nature of life, being driven, inside and out, even with wisdom and will, still unable to get rid of it. Running away is just a cycle of being punished again. In the end, the donkey can only choose to die, in a flock of sheep. And what about...

By Ronny 2022-03-27 09:01:21

Recently, I was watching [Little Donkey and Me] Europeans especially like to use donkeys as a mirror of themselves, probably because of the fateful tragedy of beasts and human beings, and extended some sighs of holy fools. This is a typical concept-first movie. People control the fate of donkeys, and people cannot escape the ubiquitous shackles of...

By Shany 2022-03-27 09:01:21

7.8/10 is almost naked, but it does not affect understanding. The title of the master is indeed not for nothing, but the minimalist handwriting interprets a lot of...

By Rosendo 2022-03-27 09:01:21

The P5 doesn't work, the headphone jack is broken, and what I'm watching is...