Inner decrees and secret speech

Osbaldo 2022-03-14 08:01:02

2021.2.10 The job was transported several times and could not be sent out

Of course, a kind of ethical reflection of the image on itself is needed, but this film fails to do so. Audio-visual without the slightest original testimony, isn't it obscene to try to express a humanitarian disaster (especially when there are so many people knocking cp), it's too erotic. The text is David Gore kind of good.

This language is of course also a more speculative sense of the language of strangers—some people are murdered simply because they speak their native language. And it was his mother tongue, that religious text, the Persian Bible, that became the inner imperative of the new language.

Therefore, someone has to speak in the gap of language, in the gap between the totalitarian homeland language and the rediscovered foreign language, to rewrite the place of speech.

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Persian Lessons quotes

  • Gilles: [about his daily fourty words in 'Farsi'] Inventing them is not a problem but to remember them all, it's impossible. And there will always be more. Many more.

  • Klaus Koch: [Koch took Gilles back after he was put to move to another camp] You would risk your life for those nameless people.

    Gilles: Those aren't nameless. Just because you don't know their names. At least they aren't murderers.

    Klaus Koch: I'm not a murderer.

    Gilles: No. You just make sure that the murderers eat well.