Seduction and Fall

Chandler 2022-03-21 09:02:47

Marcelo and his wife complement each other perfectly, precisely because of their willingness to degenerate before marriage - the husband indulges in the temptation of the old driver, the wife lingers on the sexual desire of the bad uncle...

If there is any metaphor worth pointing out here, it is the powerlessness and self-degeneration of the weak in the presence of the strong. However, when the "strong" side collapses, when Marcelo becomes a middle-aged man, the forced side It should be counterattack, isn't it?

Don't be the blind man who sings praises to the radio

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Extended Reading
  • Donna 2022-03-18 09:01:05

    Interestingly, a communist described a fascist, made him fall in love with an anti-fascist activist, and finally killed him. In fact, this is a story of Salome's pure love. Camus actually wrote the actor. But in fact, the male protagonist doesn't know what he is being influenced by, he is so contradictory. There are too many metaphors, but the sound and pictures are more beautiful. Every screenshot of the train bridge shows the beauty of photography.

  • Lolita 2022-03-26 09:01:10

    I personally think that Bertolucci does not follow the route of traditional narrative coffee (narrative techniques and structure are worth studying, and the story is told in a loose and non-linear manner), but this will help the interaction between the viewer and the image. The lighting of the picture composition is amazing, amazing! The amount of information is huge, I have seen genres such as martial arts/romance/black/crime/ethics/politics and even absurd dramas.

The Conformist quotes

  • Anna: [to Marcello] You're only a worm. You revolt me. You're disgusting!

  • Manganiello: [disgusted by Marcello's inability to act and leaving their car] How disgusting! I've always said so. Make me work in the shit - sure, but not with a coward! It's up to me! Cowards, homosexuals, Jews - they're all the same thing! If it were up to me, I'd stand them all against a wall!

    [he blows on his fingers in the stinging cold]

    Manganiello: Better yet - eliminate them when they're born!