Budget
£280,000 (estimated)
Gross worldwide
$58,102
Budget
£280,000 (estimated)
Gross worldwide
$58,102
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By Davonte 2022-12-19 03:06:21
The film explores a rather obscure subject, whether to stoically convert to religious innocence or to let oneself live a life of feasting. The film uses more delicate expressions and actions to gradually reflect the psychological changes of the characters. The secular characters and convent nuns are described from a more objective and non-prejudicial perspective. There is no specific good or bad, even if Sister Ruth, who was the last one who stumbled, was also not malicious at the beginning...
By Manley 2022-12-14 04:13:20
Exposure to nature, exposure to desire
I'll just take a note.
The first impression of the film is that the colors and landscapes are a beauty rarely seen in contemporary films. This is intentional. British films of the same era were all about reality. And at that time, many filmmakers were actually walking on the road of realism. However, this film seems to be very detached from reality, especially fantasy. It is a story with a strong sense of fiction and setting, and everything has a kind of intentional typicality....
By Keagan 2022-12-05 16:49:20
holy mountain nun man holy noble prostitute
The man is at the foot of the mountain, always looking at the holy place on the upper right; the nuns are soaked by the pure air and water at high altitude, and the impurities in their minds are sifted out like a filter; in a natural state. Young Indian princes and dissolute dancers were the first to be swallowed up by temptation; the black Narcissus was born in their eyes, and self-love...
By Isom 2022-11-27 20:27:44
The white donkey prince is also charming
Because in the monastery, men are not seen all the year round, so this kind of man riding a donkey, showing his chest hair and wearing shorts can also attract a lot of women. In their minds, he is very handsome. The nun killed her companion for his intentions! They probably don't know that there is a more handsome creature in the world - Prince Charming.
It can be seen that in the case of more meat and less wolves, the imbalance and abnormality of male and female...
By Peggie 2022-10-23 03:59:03
Let me start by asking a simple question: what is the force that drives the nuns mad? After reading some of the film reviews, I found that everyone focused on Mr. Dean, the only white male in the show, and thought he had stirred up the nuns' desires. I think it is too simplistic to attribute it to this. The reason is that this view underestimates the skills of the nuns who have been practicing for many years, overestimates the charm of Mr. Dean, and secondly, it makes the director spend a lot...
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By Chadrick 2023-09-29 08:31:51
Religion is sacred, religion is cruel, religion encourages good deeds, and religion is the most...
By Lola 2023-09-18 11:57:43
Les décors et l'ambiance sonore participent pleinement à la montée de tension et de frustration magnifiée par le flamboyant...
By Ottilie 2023-09-13 01:30:53
Black Narcissus is that rare thing, an erotic English-language film about nuns' fantasies that was released just months before India's independence from Britain in August 1947, so when the nuns abandoned the Himalayas and headed down the mountain , the final image of the film might be interpreted by British audiences in 1947 as a final farewell to their fading empire, not a failed image for the filmmakers, but a sense of the British never had And understand something respectful and rational...
By Missouri 2023-06-21 14:28:44
The Orientalist [Black Narcissus] uses a classic "Magic Mountain"-style motivation to explore the conflict between reason and emotion. The East is represented as the antithesis of norm and abstinence, and the Himalayan winds uplift the robes of the nuns, bringing back their yearning for love and beauty. Such a stereotypical theme, fortunately, the director team has done an excellent job in emotional details, so it does not appear outdated. In addition, the film is amazing in color photography,...
By Rudy 2023-06-14 11:44:43
colonial resistance without blood and weapons top...
Mother Dorothea: -
[With Sister Clodagh: looking at photos of the palace at Mopu]
Mother Dorothea: The house is nine thousand feet up - very cold, but good air. General Toda Rai, who has invited us to Mopu, has promised us every help. He was a little afraid when he learned that we are bound to our order only by yearly vows. I explained this rule to him.
Sister Clodagh: Yes, Reverend Mother.
Mother Dorothea: For more than a century, to serve voluntarily has been one of the glories of our Order.
Sister Clodagh: And our greatest strength.
Mother Dorothea: Exactly. He understands now. Is there anything you would like to ask?
Sister Clodagh: Who am I to take with me?
Mother Dorothea: [the Reverend Mother and Sister Clodagh survey the sisters of the Order, determining who will go to Mopu] Remember, a community is not a class of girls. The sisters won't be easy to manage or to impress. Now, let me see. I'll give you Sister Briony. You'll need her strength.
Sister Clodagh: Thank you, Reverend Mother.
Mother Dorothea: Sister Philippa for the garden... Sister Blanche.
Sister Clodagh: Sister Blanche?
Mother Dorothea: You know what the other girls call her?
Sister Clodagh: Sister Honey.
Mother Dorothea: Yes, Honey. I think you'll need Sister Honey. She's popular. And you'll need to be popular... And Sister Ruth.
Sister Clodagh: [Surprised] But Sister Ruth is ill.
Mother Dorothea: That is why I want her to go.
Sister Clodagh: Forgive me for saying so, Reverend Mother, but do you think our vocation is her vocation?
Mother Dorothea: [Nodding knowingly] Yes, she's a problem. I'm afraid she'll be a problem for you, too. With a smaller community, she may be better. Give her responsibility, Sister. She badly wants importance.
Sister Clodagh: Do you think it's a good thing to let her feel important?
Mother Dorothea: Spare her some of your own importance... if you can.
Sister Clodagh: Mother, are you sorry that I have been appointed to take charge of St. Faith?
Mother Dorothea: Yes. I don't think you're ready for it, and I think you'll be lonely. Never forget: we're an order of workers. Work them hard. And remember... the superior of all is the servant of all.
Sister Clodagh: I understand.
Angu Ayah: [Referring to Sister Briony, whose name Ayah does not yet know] Please come and help the fat lady who has questions!
Sister Philippa: [Taken aback at Ayah's crudeness] Sister Briony? Ayah, you MUST learn our proper names. Anyway, there aren't any patients yet.
Angu Ayah: [Defiantly] Oh, aren't there? There are dozens waiting. And more coming every minute.