An actress from The French Republicto Hiroshima, Japan to shoot a film promoting peace, and when the film is about to finish and is about to return home, she meets a Japanese architect, and the two quickly fall inIn love. Seeing and falling in love with Japanese men at the Hiroshima Museum reminds the woman of The French Republic of the war and her first love at that time. 14 years ago, on the eve of the end of World War II, the woman's hometown of Neville was occupied by the Germans, but she fell in love with a German soldier during the war, secretly went on a date, and made an appointment with him to escape The French Republic and go to Bavaria. marry. However, the morning before her departure, her German lover was shot dead by fighters of the French Republic resistance movement. Nievel was liberated overnight, but the woman was devastated by the loss of her lover. For falling in love with the enemy of the motherland, the woman was shaved as punishment, and her father locked her in the cellar. Her emotions also passed away with the dead love. The woman thought she could bury the pain of lovelorn in her heart forever, but the rapidly warming love with a Japanese man opened the floodgate of her memory. The past unfolded slowly like an old painting, clearly exposed in front of her and the man. also exposed to the audience. As she tells her own story, true oblivion begins. Just after the woman's love was destroyed, Hiroshima was also destroyed by the atomic bomb. The entire city was reduced to ruins, and the spirit and life of the people of Hiroshima were greatly damaged. But more than ten years later, the woman saw in Hiroshima that people can only rely on the relics of the war preserved in the museum to recall that tragic history, but they have gradually forgotten.
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Hiroshima Mon Amour movie plot
2022-02-07 14:46
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Clark 2022-03-21 09:03:14
So much talking and so less fucking. The talking and talking of their affair has replaced the fucking and fucking of their affair. I got bored watching this. I'm in love with a japanese architect too.
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Abby 2022-03-27 09:01:20
The original author, Duras, also makes movies, so her novels often have a strong sense of camera, emphasizing space, and narrative time is broken, escaped, and weakened. So for a while I have been thinking about whether avant-garde films should be made this way in the future. It was later discovered that it was not. Duras and the director would do this because they had to face the very real problem of the rupture of time. War and nuclear explosion have shattered the continuity of time. How should this rupture and the rupture of love be best described? Then there is the escape and break of the film's narrative, the strengthening of space and the distortion of continuous time. There's a reason for all this, and they're not just a method of processing, they point to certain human perceptions and feelings.
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Elle: I have time. I beg you. Devour me. Deform me, make me ugly. Why not you? Why not you, in this city and on this night, so indistinguishable from any other? I beg you.
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Elle: I don't mind being like a thousand women to you.