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  • Stanford 2022-12-05 05:50:46

    for whom fall

      As a representative work of Italian neorealism, Visconti changed from James Cain's noir novel "The Postman Always Rings Twice". Interestingly, when Visconti made this film, he did not buy the right to shoot it from Kane. In other words, this film is the least legal one in the "Postman" adaptation...

  • Robin 2022-11-12 12:02:06

    Gay or "gay", gay or communist?

    The title has nothing to do with the text.

    Revisiting Visconti's 1942 business card, The Sinking, noticed a passage that had not been noticed before.

  • Dillon 2022-11-09 13:54:27

    An old Visconti movie!

    Visconti's old film, "The Postman Always Rings Twice" was adapted into a film for the first time, but the plot was simplified without the design and hint of "twice". Compared with the original work, the suspense and tension are not so full, but the performance of the characters, especially the...

  • Celine 2022-09-27 01:35:19

    enemy

    The framing of the movie is excellent, especially its close-up shots, which bring out the inner world of everyone vividly. This movie is full of betrayal and pain, but in front of love, these are all insignificant. Only love is great, and love can help us overcome everything. This movie made me...

  • Cora 2022-09-21 08:31:22

    People without foundation are unreliable.

    Cats meow before a storm. The woman married the fat old man who took her in when she was in distress, but she had a choice when she fell in love with the wandering mechanic. The mechanic Gino was going to take her away, and she went back halfway, because she didn't want to find a homeless person...

  • Stacy 2022-09-03 11:21:35

    "Shen Lun" in "The Director's Talk"

    The Sinking is Visconti's first independent film. Before that, he served as the assistant of the French director Jean Renoir for four years. There are a lot of scenes shot in the real scene in "The Sinking". The camera is often in constant swimming and pays attention to capturing the external...

  • Joana 2022-07-05 23:42:29

    cravings

    A veritable sinking, sinking into the parasitism and struggle of desire.

    Nietzsche said in "Beyond Good and Evil" that "people ultimately love their own desires, not the object of their desires". Gino and Giovana, Gino and Anita are both parasitized by desire, and they also regard each other as the...

  • Miles 2022-07-05 21:31:35

    "The Sinking": Is it really the pioneering work of Italian neorealism?

    In 1941, Visconti shot "The Sinking", and the film was released after the war. After that, it was basically known as "the pioneering work of Italian neorealist film".

    But after watching the film for more than two hours, I found that the influence of this film on later generations is not limited to...

  • Doris 2022-07-05 18:29:58

    Watching Notes | The combination of aesthetics and reality, exploring the freedom of people from wandering or settling - "The Sinking"

    The likes of Visconti and Santis opened the door to a new realism in the art of cinema in the numb society of Mussolini's political control, and its place in film history alone is enough to give 5 stars.

    As far as the movie is concerned, the first half is very exciting, the techniques are delicate,...

  • Davonte 2022-07-05 17:55:34

    Comparing the 1943 Visconti and the 1946 Teganite

    Some simple ideas.

    Both are also adapted from James Caan's novel "The postman always rings twice" (The postman always rings twice), Visconti's version is obviously more "adapted", more authoritative, focusing on The lusts of the hero and heroine are intertwined; the Hollywood version is a bit like a...

Obsession

Director: Luchino Visconti

Language: Italian Release date: May 24, 1949