These "Nies"

Aric 2022-03-21 09:02:47

Antonioni's work should say that the heroine is still the finishing touch. I've seen her as the heroine as well as Red Desert. Also in a trance.
At about 36 minutes, the heroine walked from a distance, jumped to the next picture, and suddenly became smaller, a huge street lamp, and a small person. No matter how the characters move, they are in fixed proportions. When he walked towards the camera, his body did not become taller.
I am now very fond of black and white films, especially these often pause, and even rewind the picture. I plan to watch the last dozens of empty mirrors again tonight.
"The Tramp" (or King of the Road) feels like "The White Chief" should be directed by the same director, but one is Anton and the other is Fellini. Ft, I've been dazzled by these Italian "nis".

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  • Micaela 2022-03-26 09:01:10

    (8.4/10) Monica Vitti's "distancing" performance, in contrast to Antonioni's spatial narrative, is alienated, indifferent, and unspeakable. Space seems to constitute the protagonist of the film. People exist depending on the space, or people constitute a part of the space, a kind of "landscape"-like existence. Just like the "landscape clip" at the end, people disappear, but space still exists.

  • Jovani 2022-04-23 07:03:40

    Antonioni uses architecture to illustrate the emotional disconnect between men and women and the external and internal worlds, the present and classical paintings, frames that nothing can fill, and the confusion and bewilderment outlined by interior spaces, including doors and windows. , open and closed minds. Like the most primitive flowing water eroding the artificially transformed land, the sense of unease is condensed with the happiness and noisy utility of the cold world. In the end, the building is just self-enclosed.

L'Eclisse quotes

  • Piero: You mind telling me what's wrong?

    Vittoria: Nothing! Let's walk a bit.

  • Riccardo: I wanted to make you happy.

    Vittoria: When we first met, I was 20 years old. I was happy then.