Erotic?

Janie 2022-04-22 07:01:35

To be honest, after reading it, I was a little dazed, but I clearly remembered the melody of Liszt's piano music.
I don't deny that I watched it because of "porn". But if anyone else goes to watch it because of this, I don't think it's necessary. It's better to watch a bunch of Korean movies. There is no special technique in the movie, like storytelling. I think the tone of the whole movie is very different from the original. If anyone appreciates European literary films, this is a good choice. This film will keep you thinking. But if you are used to watching movies with ups and downs, even if there is a little surprise at the end of this movie, you can't suppress the urge to fast forward.

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Extended Reading

The Piano Teacher quotes

  • [first lines]

    The Mother: Good evening, child.

    Erika Kohut: Evening, mama.

    The Mother: [sarcastically] Home already? I'm so happy.

    Erika Kohut: I'm going.

    The Mother: Not so fast.

    Erika Kohut: Please. Leave me be. I'm tired.

    The Mother: I can quite believe it. Your last pupil left 3 hours ago. Might I know where you've been all this time?

    Erika Kohut: [trying to go to her room] Please.

    The Mother: No, you don't. Not until you tell me.

    Erika Kohut: I went for a walk. Do you mind? I spent 8 hours in my cage. I was tired and needed some air.

    The Mother: For 3 hours?

    Erika Kohut: Absolutely.

  • Walter Klemmer: [reading the teacher's letter] "On the contrary, if I beg, tighten my bonds, please. Adjust the belt by at least 2 or 3 holes. The tighter the better. Then, gag me with some stockings I will have ready. Stuff them in so hard that I'm incapable of making any sound. Next, take off the blindfold, please, and sit down on my face and punch me in the stomach to force me to thrust my tongue in your behind." Is this supposed to be serious? You're making fun of me, aren't you? You want a slap?