A prophet: witness your growth

Maxine 2022-03-21 09:02:02

A prophet: Witness your growth FELICITY Posted on: 2010-03-28 00:04 From the ignorant you at the beginning, to the end, you have experienced so many changes in your emotions, wisdom, and life. Fuckin' great~ In "The Prophet", Malik is such an illiterate, cowardly and very inexperienced person, but he is slowly making his own choices and finally embarking on the road of self-redemption. Jacques Audiard said: "Malique's first priority in the film is to live. If he dies, everything is an extravagant talk. Perhaps it is this harsh environment that makes him see and hear. The ability to listen to all directions. The theme shown in the film is the word 'learning'. And we must pay attention to observation, talk less and do more, do everything with reservations, and can't do things to the extreme. Remember, it's here The extreme is the beginning of decline. It may be that in the struggle to survive, Malik began to redeem himself - he learned to write and read from scratch. Although the end result is that he became a big drug lord, but I would say this is As a result of the environment, can he still become a saint in prison? Even the most noble redemption still needs to be divided into the environment." Source document < http://baike.baidu.com/view/2814751.htm ?fr=ala0_1_1 >

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  • César Luciani: You're saying I'm going to die alone here.

    Sampierro: Don't talk like that. You're not alone. You carry weight outside.

    César Luciani: And here?

  • Ryad: One day I saw a job ad. For security guard. I didn't have a dog, so I bought one secondhand. I didn't know, so I got a rottweiler. Know what they're like? And his name was Tyson. He came with the name Tyson. He was humongous! See this? This was the size of his poops. He took enormous dumps. Bigger than mine. So I work in a store. A big supermarket. I leave the dog to sniff around. I go outside for a cigarette. Then I try to go back in. I couldn't. He didn't always recognize me.

    Malik El Djebena: Your own dog?

    Ryad: But he was crazy. Tyson was a psycho. I go inside and he comes charging towards me. I panic, reach out my arm. He grabs me like this. I take out my mace, spray him. He lets go. I run out, scared shitless. What do I do? I leave him inside. Soon the employees start coming. I didn't know they used a back door to go inside. The hound had a field day. He tore every last one to pieces.