Polanski and France

Rachelle 2022-03-24 09:02:44

1. Will French people, especially Parisians, be very drunk watching this film? 2. Polanski probably saw Max Ophüls' "Le Plaisir" during his time in France. Notice how the first long shot at the beginning of "The Tenant" resembles the long shot around the building window shortly after the second story in "Joy"; 3. Also, the jumping off the building in "The Tenant" How similar is the subjective top view of the jumper to the top view of the heroine of the third story in "Joy" when she jumps off the building. 4. Poles and Jews are indeed discriminated against in Paris, and this problem still exists today. 5. Today, Muslims and Eastern European immigrants are expected to be odd tenants if they live among French supporters of the far-right, and vice versa: when whites live in ghettos.

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Extended Reading
  • Mark 2022-03-27 09:01:13

    This is the most powerful small structure film I have ever seen. Its appeal is not inferior to the recent black swan, and it is even thicker. Many of the small paragraphs show the claustrophobic and terrifying heart, and the final jumping off the building and The stage where the spectators frolic on the opposite side still seems to be very impactful, and Adjani is also in it. PS: Polanski was forty at that time, but he was still very young, and Adjani was so loli.

  • Deontae 2022-03-27 09:01:13

    I want to satisfy horror thriller and human nature exploration at the same time, but use an immature script carrier. This kind of directing mentality is called play ticket, but the famous director play ticket also has a master style. Adjani, who has been young for twenty years, is amazing, it is a kind of pure jade elegance. 【7↑】

The Tenant quotes

  • Trelkovsky: [to child] Filthy little brat!

    [slaps child]

  • Trelkovsky: [while looking at himself in the mirror] Beautiful. Adorable. Goddess. Divine. Divine! I think I'm pregnant.