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Real Violence Documentary
Laverna 2021-12-31 08:02:31
Simple unmotivated crimes don't have too many straightforward and bloody scenes. The indirect performance (the yelling of others) used at the moment of death of the three people can make people extremely uneasy. In gangster movies or other movies, the scenes of blood spurting, physical disability, and several bullets in the body are not uncommon, but we don’t have much sense of the dead (feeling of violence itself), but it’s funny Games make people pay attention to the violence itself in the film, and to the three individuals who were subjected to violence. This alien and purely violent movie by Michael Haneke is completely different from the violence described in other movies. It is a movie that tells us what real violence is. The film is as real as possible, which is why the film and the audience always interact (for example, one of the killers blinks back at the camera, and then the remote control plays back until the final monologue: Is it enough? Do you want a real one? The ending and the development of the past, isn’t it?), it can even be said that this is a truly violent documentary that is frightening, desperate and repressive.
Extended Reading
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[first lines]
[subtitled version]
Anna: Björling... Suliotis?
Georg: Almost. Björling is easy.
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[subtitled version]
Paul: A, B, BOO, and out go you. You're not leaving at this stage. First you have to say your age.