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I understand, I understand, but is it so good?
Napoleon 2022-04-22 07:01:32
I, who have always been indigestion about European films, saw that Taiwan was holding the master-level Fellini Film Festival, so I chose this "Sweet Life" online on a whim (because the reviews were high, the film critics said it was not boring, and the poster girl The star looks beautiful). In the end, I read it, understood and understood, laughed and laughed, and I did not feel bored, but it did not feel that shocking at all. It seems that I may need to enrich myself. After thinking about it later, if life is confused and helpless, the most desperate movie in my personal impression should be Nagisa Oshima's erotic classic "Sensual World". Thinking of this, I went to the Internet and searched it again last night. My darling, the original version without cutting it can be seen everywhere on the mainland website. I'm so happy~~
Extended Reading
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Pearlie 2021-12-30 17:21:44
Compared with "Night of Kabylia", this film can fully present what Bazin calls "phenomenological realism". No longer bound to the dramatic plot, the film presents a fragmented small motif structure, reminiscent of Old Tower's "Lublev". Different from the quiet and magnificent image creation of the old tower, Fellini's lens is a metaphor of secular, noisy and personal interest. It directly and completely tells the image of oneself, what you see is what you get
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Mervin 2021-12-30 17:21:44
At first glance around 2008; 12 passages of ukiyo-e paintings of all living beings, through the eyes of a reporter from a commoner background, glimpses of the upper echelon vanity, analysis of feared souls, and morality and religion, like a coat wrapped in a huge dream, but also hidden deep With the fragmentary dreams that are about to wake up; Steiner is still the most impressed, he should be the incarnation of the deepest, most anxious and fearful in Macello's heart.
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Poetess at Steiner's Party: We must all think about tomorrow, but without forgetting to live today.
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Steiner: I'm too serious to be an amateur, but not enough to be a professional.