Every artist is an anarchist

Raphael 2022-03-25 09:01:08

Philip kept telling people that he was an artist, not an acrobatic clown.
In his first meeting with one of his associates, he said:
Every artist is an anarchist
(if I remember correctly)
anarchism, an idea of ​​absolute freedom. In the 1960s and 1970s,
anarchist organizations and trade unions, large and small, proudly preached their slogans to save the world.
Compared with Marxism, it is a hot spring for artists.

This is the movie. Philip shows hysteria everywhere.
Paranoid , fascinating and
embarrassing
A kind of recognition, but also a ceremony.
I came here to pursue my dream, this is my freedom
You arrest me just because of a city, a country's system

But Philip, always free.
Anarchists have never meant to hang high above social issues
because Philip chose to stay in New York and stay in Central Park to walk the tightrope.

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Extended Reading
  • Coleman 2022-04-02 09:01:02

    Like Ridley Scott, Ron Howard and other Hollywood directors, making a film without ambition in the play can make people feel that the director has a strong ability to control, the rhythm of the film is smooth enough, and the degree of completion A good Hollywood commercial, technical cards like Robert Zemeckis, and the final cloud walk on the big screen should be quite suitable for people with acrophobia.

  • Chaya 2022-04-02 09:01:02

    3 A movie that can be late by an hour, the first half of the script is really bad, there is no detail and logic that a real story should have, it is completely taken for granted, in the second half of the twin towers tightrope walk Who will remember the first half of the story Some god horses! Fortunately, relying on the special effects and the high-altitude overlooking lens of the patient with acrophobia, I pulled back a city, and I didn't sweat it for half an hour! Paris' 70s streetscape effects are as fake as Joseph's French accent

The Walk quotes

  • News Reporter: Why did you do this?

    Philippe Petit: There is no "why." Just because. When I see a beautiful place to put my wire, I cannot resist.

    News Reporter: [narrating] The story of my adventure was in the news all over the world. In France, when Papa Rudy heard of it, he was the happiest Papa Rudy in the world. And when Papa Rudy's angry, he's deadly angry. But when Papa Rudy's happy, his dogs get a double ration of food.

  • Jean-Pierre: You know Philippe, the Towers seem different. They're different now.

    Barry Greenhouse: That's right. They're different because you walked up there. Every New Yorker I talk to now says they love these towers.

    Annie: [looking up at the towers] Perhaps you brought them to life, Philippe - given them a soul.