icy god

Octavia 2022-03-18 09:01:05

1 Corinthians 13:12: "We now seem to be looking in a mirror, blurry. At that time, we will face each other. What I know now is limited. Then I will know everything, as the Lord knows me Same." Is the world warm and desolate now, or is it leaving the illusion. Although Bergman's life is a mess, but as he said he decided to become the most successful person, his belief is vague but clear.

Eloy 2022-03-27 09:01:14

In a movie with double close-ups/close-ups, you'll find that most of the time the characters aren't looking at each other. If films were still shot like this today, such performances or scheduling would never be recognized, because there would be no more films discussing such a subject. "Love is God" may be too abstract. What I see is the gaze and sacrifice of women under the patriarchal/theocracy structure (Holy Trinity): the hypocritical and selfish father (Holy Father), the emotionally weak husband (Holy Son), The younger brother (the Holy Spirit) who is born and surpasses the will of the father. In the play, after the princess died of illness at the age of 13, her soul was deceived by the artist, while outside the play, Karin's mother died of illness at the age of 13 and inherited her mother's mental illness. If love is God, what Karin is looking for is the care that family members can give her, and as the entity/spokesperson of God, men are all shunned. In the end, the younger brother, who experienced the baptism of the body (with Karin abandoned the boat) and the spirit (in-depth conversation with his father), became the hope of the family. And the red sun that was covered by his head at the end, like the thousands of "witches" and "witches" who were sacrificed, stared at the arrogance and silence of the kingdom of heaven.