nostalgia is a poem

Dee 2022-04-24 07:01:18

A palace-level work like "Nostalgia" is full of ideas, and it requires a high threshold to understand. Around the time I didn't understand. Teacher Wang watched it for the second time and was amazed at it.

In the church, the female interpreter asked the priest, "Why do women only pray so devoutly?" "Because women have to bear children and raise them as adults, so patience and sacrifice are required."

Dominico, a "madman" with firm beliefs, believes that he shoulders the mission of saving the world and has an inescapable responsibility for the world. Dominico turned his life into candlelight and used self-immolation to imitate the martyrdom of Jesus. At the same time, he echoed what the priest said at the beginning, "At least he should kneel and plead, otherwise how can we expect miracles."

When the insensitive world watched such a distorted performance art, only the big dog who was inseparable from him every day was barking like mad. This world is indeed absurd.

Tarkovsky said that the essence of film is rhythm. The rhythm is not determined by the editing, even if a film is re-edited, its internal time is unchanged. As Tarkovsky put forward the most famous slogan - carving time!

Each misty shot is like an oil painting, and the entire film is as beautiful as a poem.

The inner time is also constant. As Tarkovsky put forward the most famous slogan - carving time! Each misty shot is like an oil painting, and the entire film is as beautiful as a poem.

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Extended Reading
  • Oceane 2022-03-19 09:01:07

    Admit that we are illiterate, so I won’t write anything to pretend to be B

  • Albert 2022-03-26 09:01:10

    The last scene was amazing! In the picture recalled by the poet, he is far away from his hometown, and his wife and children are watching him from afar in the Russian countryside. At the end, the direction of his eyes is reversed, and he is in the position of his wife and children, looking at the unreachable miss. After zooming out, I realized that the home and landscape behind the poet are miniature sets constructed using perspective relationships. Everything is actually placed in the church. What a genius! (I remember a similar scene in "The Sacrifice".) When I thought about the metaphor of this heterogeneous space where home and church combine, I understood why the poet has been following Sosnovsky's trail: people are A foreign land is like transplanting a tree to another soil. Those trees with developed roots are difficult to survive.

Nostalghia quotes

  • Andrei Gorchakov: What are you reading?

    Eugenia: Arseny Tarkovsky's poems.

    Andrei Gorchakov: In Russian?

    Eugenia: No, it's a translation. Quite a good one.

    Andrei Gorchakov: Throw it away.

    Eugenia: Why? The translator's a very good poet.

    Andrei Gorchakov: Poetry is untranslatable, like the whole of art.

    Eugenia: You may be right that poetry is untranslatable. But music? Music for example...

  • Eugenia: So what did God say to St. Catherine?

    Domenico: "You are she who is not, but I am He who is."