I really can't believe that my first movie review is this one, it's crazy. But that kind of movie is hard to copy too, isn't it?
Polanski is a constant reminder of the changing times in our films, farming and machinery, decaying families and emerging capitalists, religion and universities.
Tess?
She was imprisoned by the old vindicators, the dark labor, the family dignity, the terrible religion. She was deprived of her voice, so desperate, so desperate.
Those old ones erode her will, those new ones trample on her flesh and blood. There are two scumbags in the movie, one is from the capital society, which is the oppression of the capital world, and it is material. One from the clerical society, spiritual. The combination of the two of them is the oppression of men. It's a noir movie
It's not even about the impermanence of fate, fate?
Tess has no destiny, she only has her own body and spirit, and this body is used as a sacrifice for sacrifice. This is the turn of the times, the old generation gets dignity, and the new generation gets capital. The bridge when they docked was Tess's blood.
The right to speak is hanging in the sky, "Why don't you exchange your beauty for good conditions and status?" "Your body is already filled with another soul"
These high-level nonsense have existed in human society for thousands of years.
There is only one Jane Eyre in the world, there are countless mute people in the world, and there is only one Tess in the world. She stabbed the shackles at the last stab, and fell asleep in the altar representing the primordial sun, the only time of peace, serenity, until she was taken away by the tall mounted police. To be brought to sacrifice, as the offering of the new age.
"But she's asleep, please wait a moment"
The Sun Also Rises
like a new era
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