The performance of the horns is flawless and true

Monty 2022-01-11 08:02:24

Director Ken Rouge’s masterpiece, Chris Menges, who later won the award for "Killing Fields" (1984), was responsible for the photographic mirroring. The story was originally written by Barry Hines' "A Kestrel For a Knave", the protagonist is a A thin young man from the lower classes of Yorkshire in north-central England. He was bullied at home and at school, and his image was low. Instead, domesticating a wild kestrel made him regain his self-esteem... It is inevitable to be sad. (5/06) The

seventh best British film of the twentieth century voted by the British Film Institute (BFI), and was included in the list of the best films in the history of "Sight and Sound" magazine. http://mcyiwenzhi.blogspot.com/2009/03/kes-1969.html

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Extended Reading
  • Stephon 2022-03-21 09:02:47

    In childhood, I was carefree. Domestic violence and bullying, loneliness and rebellion. Young eagles accompany them and play happily. The falcon taming explained, with high spirits. Teacher encourages and rekindles vitality. The old man is violent and wants to break his wings. Buried loved ones, childhood gone. A social cage, imprisoning children.

  • Jarvis 2022-03-25 09:01:15

    @EnglishMasterShow found that Kenlodge only showed his realist story without commenting, this natural and bland ending was particularly evident. In fact, from the football scene (which is expected to be one of my annual movie viewing moments), it can be seen that this country has not changed much after 50 years. In addition to stealing milk and taking pictures on the street, Casper's dialogue in the employment office is also very similar to Antoine's last dialogue scene. Perhaps in Kenloch's view, employment centers and juvenile correctional institutions can also form a kind of Interact. My favorite is the scene where Casper tells the story of raising eagles on the podium. When children talk about their favorite things, their eyes will slowly light up.

Kes quotes

  • Billy: [training his falcon] C'mon Kes!

    [whistling]

    Billy: C'mon Kes!

  • Mr. Gryce: Mere fodder for the mass media.