A Pure Formality background creation
2022-04-08 08:01
Directed by Giuseppe Tornatore, starring Rajmund Roman Liebling and Big Nose Dipardieu, Three Names Too Loud, 1994's film, The Golden Combination.
It was a night of surprises and wonder, almost a two-player drama, with Polanski playing a shrewd police officer who seemed dwarfed by Depardieu. The conception of the film shows that the thin handling of the film is long and dark, but the theme it shows is the loss between life situation and self-examination, the cruel competition between the self and the other and me. No one can predict the chain reaction. Sometimes, when life tries to escape the setting of this world (biography and other people's description) and becomes the id, it will not happen in a straight line. Such distortions lead to spiritual rainy nights. Chinese audiences should notice that the secluded kingdom of the West is not the hell of the East. What the director brings to us has nothing to do with the annihilation of the body, but rather the discovery and cognition of the spirit. This is the Western spirit's exploration of the meaning of life. This is what this film gives us. revelation.
Extended Reading
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Andre, the Young Policeman: An idea for a new book?
Onoff: You don't write because you have an idea, but because you can't do anything else.
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Onoff: If writers knew whose mouths would up spewing out their works, they'd cut off their hands.
Inspector: And it would be a pity.