----Excerpt from "Beat Generation."
There is no doubt that the nude lunch is Burrows's pinnacle of work, according to his words, you can turn to any page and start reading.
A film adapted from a semi-autorotation novel, depicting how a writer who is addicted to drugs can no longer distinguish between the real world and the psychedelic world in the hallucinatory experience of writing and drug use. A movie that deeply depicts the state of fantasy. The film integrates psychedelic experiences such as literary creation, drug use and sex, presenting a blurred world that can no longer be clearly divided. The prototype of Interzone in the film is Tangiers, the city where Burroughs wrote Naked Lunch. The fact that Hank and Martin sponsored Bill's writing and publishing in the movie is very close to the action of Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac helping Burroughs in real life.
The following film review is not bad:
(United States) Many views on life, body, creation, etc. of the middle-class society with rationality as the main body are questioned in the film-the reality and illusion of life experience, the opposition between body and spirit, mechanical Differences from living things, etc. For example, the incarnated typewriter in the film subverts Freud's notion that literary creation is only a writer's daydream. The literary world is not an illusion separated from reality, and creation is not just a function of the spirit, but an activity and experience that is related to the individual body and the people, things, and things in the (technological) society. In the existing society controlled by rationalism, it seems that only drugs can give people a glimpse of the truth of the world.
Salute to BG!
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