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Ezekiel 2022-04-23 07:02:33

It's a piece of story, so although it adds up to a long time, each piece is still very attractive and full of life. A depiction of the beauty and the ugliness, the pomp and the corruption, the power struggle and the wreckage of the era, the exploration of the theme of the relationship between the artist and their client, bright colors and a straightforward and bursting with life (sometimes bloody) The lenses are of a very robust high standard. On these points, recalling Konchalovsky's recent film "Sin" that I watched earlier, it is obvious that I am learning from this film, except that the protagonist has changed from Rublev to Michelangelo (Konchalovsky). Lowski was also one of the film's co-writers at the time). But I really don't like all the nationalist plots, even the nationalism with artistic achievements as high as this film... Alien invasion, adultery and enemy, a sad song, the country is destroyed and the family is destroyed, and then the bell is cast through the leadership of young people. Through his actions, the nation was reborn, and the protagonist saw hope and resolutely regained his brush for the soul of the nation. In the long ending of the final iconography and the symphony, I wanted to leave a few times early...

Kiley 2022-03-21 09:02:11

It's impossible to get to the bottom of the film masters' films about religious imagery without reading the Bible and understanding its gist.