Capernaum evaluation action
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Leanna 2022-03-24 09:02:43
It is no exaggeration to say that Labaki used one film to stand on the same level as his predecessors, Abbas (documentary and fiction, children's films) and Hirokazu Shiekeda (non-blood families at the bottom). How to distinguish the real from the miserable? It depends on whether the creator really stands with the characters. It was obviously another demonstration of handheld photography, and the piercing pain that pierced through the screen reminded me of "Little Guy" in Cannes that same year. The switching of viewpoints is not abrupt, and the intervention of the soundtrack is not promiscuous. Completely shocked, from the physical to the psychological level. The little male protagonist is so precocious that it is distressing, and the interrogation of the parents' souls at the end of the film is succinct and accurate. I once complained that the Chinese version of the poster looks like a fake boy, and I have to come back and apologize after watching the movie. #BJIFF9#
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Clarissa 2022-01-05 08:02:02
In front of the European people, a super humanitarian disaster like the Middle East itself is full of tears. If such a subject matter is a documentary, it will be more powerful, but think about the fact that male protagonists and children of this age can "interpret" so close to reality, female directors are indeed powerful. In addition, a strong copy is sent to the family of forced marriages and births in the country.
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Zain: I want to make a complaint against my parents. I'd want adults to listen to me. I want adults who can't raise kids not to have any. What will I remember? Violence, insults or beatings, hit with chains, pipes, or a belt? The kindest words I heard were get out son of a whore! Bug off, piece of garbage! Life is a pile of shit. Not worth more than my shoe. I live in hell here. I burn like rotting meat. Life is a bitch.I thought we'd become good people, loved by all. But God doesn't want that for us. He'd rather we be washrags for others. The child you're carrying will be like I am.
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Zain: Life is the biggest injustice.