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By Angie 2022-05-10 21:35:10
No way out of the middle class - "Death of a Cyclist"
Start, please forgive me for being angry!
Don't you know that Bunuel's 1970s lifelong dedication, The Charm of Bourgeois Prudence, ruthlessly mocks the cowardice, hypocrisy, cowardice and selfishness of the middle class?
Even as a middle class, you are pathetic, don't you know?
Life is like a highway. The road of life for the middle class has no scenery and no bumps. You feel very happy, but you don't know that you are sad. Don't you know?
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By Sterling 2022-05-10 18:19:08
The Death of the Cyclist: How to Survive in Vanity Fair
If you use the words of ideological and political textbooks to evaluate this film, this is the film: this film profoundly exposes the hypocrisy and meanness
of capitalism, the exploiters are high above, disregarding the sufferings of the people, and living a life of luxury. The workers at the bottom struggled on the brink of death every day, living in darkness. Therefore, the vast number of suffering laborers must unite and launch a fatal blow to the rotten capitalism to establish a... -
By Kaleigh 2022-05-10 15:05:16
There is no classic, just because of this ending.
Perhaps because of what I have seen and learned about the works of Spanish artists (Luis Buñuel, Pedro Almodóvar, Dali, Picasso...) are always full of fantastic imaginations and incomprehensible meanings. That's why I think this Spanish film is so different. This movie does not like to express things in a subtle way as much as the former. Almost all of the director's ideas have been conveyed to us in a straightforward manner. The film has the beauty and rhythm of European art films, the...
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By Jasen 2022-05-10 14:32:50
It's been a long time since I saw a movie that really touched my heart, and this "Death of a Cyclist" is such a movie. The film is directed by Spanish director Juan Antonio Baden, who is the uncle of Spanish film star Javier Baden, who is now active on the American screen, Juan Antonio Baden. Baden is known as a famous director in the early days of Spain and Buñuel, and this film is the representative work of his period. The film is a Spanish-Italian co-production, so there is...
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By Cleve 2022-05-10 11:37:43
First of all, it's hard to tell that it's a Spanish movie, I'm at a loss as to whether it's Italian or American.
The technique of the film is mature, the operation is smooth, and, unlike traditional Spanish films, the plot does not have big ups and downs, but moves forward delicately and happens naturally.
I do not agree that the film reflects the so-called moral decline of the upper class, etc. In fact, this is something that each of us may encounter in life, and we may take the same...
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- Release date September 7, 1955
- Filming locations Estudios Chamartín, Madrid, Spain
- Production companies Guión Producciones Cinematográficas, Suevia Films - Cesáreo González, Trionfalcine
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By Gayle 2023-09-07 18:41:29
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By Gracie 2023-09-06 15:26:56
Same with heroines in Hollywood noir films. The more beautiful, the more lethal, the more...
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By Meaghan 2023-08-15 21:57:55
The content of the previous link is connected and developed, and the lines of photography and editing are all good. I don't like dramatic hyperbole. On the one hand, it is influenced by Italian neo-realism, and on the other hand, the way of expression is still limited by...
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By Garett 2023-07-20 06:05:04
The last shot is more...
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By Israel 2023-07-13 20:13:56
"Invisible Guest": Any similarity is a...
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Miguel Castro: The other day, someone told me a very interesting story. The story of a happy marriage that went downhill.
María José de Castro: Why?
Miguel Castro: The woman tricked the man.
María José de Castro: Oh really? How original.
Miguel Castro: Let me finish. The woman tricked the man. They were both good people, especially the woman. And he had a lot of money.
María José de Castro: So what did the husband do, kill his wife?
Miguel Castro: No, even better. He left her. Without a penny, suddenly she lost her entire life. Even everyday life, lost. And nobody wanted to give her a hand. Do you like it?
María José de Castro: The story? It's not too bad. Who told it to you?
Miguel Castro: Rafa.