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By Trevion 2022-03-25 09:01:15
Even if you don’t understand Christianity, you have the opportunity to think about some questions 1. Priest work and secular work Pastor, who is the pastor if you have problems Do we need to respond? 7. Doubt is the biggest pain especially for a person who puts "the silence of the Lord" on his lips 8. The pastor is also an ordinary person. He also blows his nose in the movie once The worldly ugliness makes him frown The eyebrows can't get rid of their own body 9. Absolute perfection is a...
By Jessika 2022-03-25 09:01:15
A little insight from Winter Light is that no matter the priest or the god, there is no way to convince others. The priest also endured the joys and sorrows in his own life, and God was also betrayed by his subordinates who had followed him for several years, and his body and mind had been nailed to the cross. He would also think, why me? But I am going to suffer in this world. Returning to the title of the film, Winter Light, most people seek God's guidance and blessing when they are...
By Gertrude 2022-03-25 09:01:15
Winter light, can't illuminate
CC Bergman suit, 8.1+, added to nearly 8.2 at the end.
The doubts about belief and the existence of God are further amplified in the second part of the trilogy, and the church, as the main place of the plot, reflects the shaking of the foundation from the mentality.
1. When the hymn was sung at the beginning, several pilgrims (including the organist) had a casual look of all beings, and directly asked the question, is the worship a mere formality, or is it really...
By Cheyanne 2022-03-25 09:01:15
But some people can't walk because their minds are too heavy
Well, although the heretics and the uneducated Chinese have exploded the atomic bomb, we have made a solemn promise to the world that we will not use nuclear weapons first, nor will we use nuclear strikes against non-nuclear countries. Mr. Jonah may die a bit. … The ferryman gets lost by himself, and the leader gets lost by himself. But what can be done? The priest ended up continuing Mass in the empty church. Has his confusion been resolved? God knows. Bergman's father is a Lutheran pastor,...
By Ena 2022-03-25 09:01:15
The day Ingmar Bergman passed away, the first thing that came to my mind was his movie "Winter Light." It's weird because I haven't watched it since I taught film classes in the 70s. For the past week just now, I have felt the idea of rewatching this movie lingering in my head. What do I remember about it? It's the second in Bergman's God's Silence trilogy, about the bewilderment of...
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By Lavonne 2022-03-27 09:01:15
The struggle between the soul and the flesh, the attempt to communicate in one day brings eternal pain, and people maintain everything in the name of...
By Tate 2022-03-27 09:01:15
God is silent, people are begging, and He has no answer, is it a bashing or a reflection - either way, it's a...
By Yessenia 2022-03-27 09:01:15
The absence of faith is the absence of love. The "Silence of God" discussed in this film is essentially the loss of love for the characters in the film, which fundamentally shakes the attachment to faith. In a way, this is a confusion shared by everyone, even the followers of God. The lighting of the composition is very impactful, and the long talk that looks directly at the camera has the power to penetrate the...
By Alice 2022-03-27 09:01:15
Bergman's films are not films that ordinary people can see on a daily basis. He may no longer regard film as art or work, he may have regarded film as his religion. Compared with "Still in the Mirror", there is already a sense of powerlessness for the piety of Christ. It is said that the power of religion in the trilogy is getting smaller and smaller, and the power of love is getting bigger and bigger. I look forward to...
By Marion 2022-03-27 09:01:15
Finally watched Bergman's film, and it was unexpected that this film would get his father's...
Karin Persson: It started last spring. Jonas read about China in the papers. The article said the Chinese people were brought up on hate and that it's only a matter of time before China has atom bombs. They have nothing to lose. That's what they wrote. It doesn't worry me all that much. Maybe I'm just short on imagination. But Jonas can't stop thinking about it and so we discuss it constantly, though I can't help him much. Not with three kids and one on the way.
Tomas Ericsson, Pastor: Right. Everyone feels this dread to some extent. We must trust God.
Tomas Ericsson, Pastor: We live our simple daily lives and atrocities shatter the security of the world. It's so overwhelming and God seems so very remote.
Karin Persson: That's right.
Tomas Ericsson, Pastor: I feel so helpless. I don't know what to say.
Tomas Ericsson, Pastor: I understand your anguish, but life must go on.
Jonas Persson: Why do we have to go on living?