Engrave sorrow

Noelia 2022-01-11 08:02:24

The film mainly tells the story of British boy Billy Cusper (played by David Bradley) living in a broken working-class family. His father ran away from home. In addition to his mother and brother, Billy also had to work to supplement his family. In school, Billy made trouble or skipped class to read comic books to find the happiness he deserves at this age. One day he found an eagle's nest on the high wall of the farm, so he stole the teaching materials for training falcons from the bookstore, and raised a small eagle named Case according to the book...

"The Kid and the Eagle" is such an unpretentious film, but it is recognized as the most important British film since the 1960s. Ken Lodge used his candid lens language to surpass the pain that accompanies despair, but etched the sadness of that entire generation.

The film won the 1971 BAFTA Film Award for Best Director, Best Film Nomination, Best Supporting Actor, Best Newcomer, Best Screenplay, and the 1970 Karlovy Vary International Film Festival Crystal Ball.

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  • Alford 2022-03-25 09:01:15

    I feel more and more that, for those pure and highly accomplished realist films, it is precisely the subjective element, or the so-called "authority", that can best judge the quality. (For example, "Where is My Friend's Home"), the second is the intervention point of the author's own emotions, and the collection and release of this point is definitely a master level. In the cold running account, the "proportion" of speculation and concern has been balanced, completing the powerful indictment of the voice of the generation group, while retaining a complete and vital image of personal experience. In addition, IF in 1968 and this work in 1969, all the way to the fan wall in 1979, was the British teaching system really such a disgusting person without exaggeration in the hippie era? This physical education teacher is really too much Nima is an idiot.

  • Jeffry 2022-03-24 09:03:02

    #englunmastersexhibition# It's already a gift for me to look at it like this.

Kes quotes

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

    [whistling]

    Billy: C'mon Kes!

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