Perhaps the most admired of the "Road Movie Trilogy" is "Two Kings on the Road" (1976), which was popular in Cannes , but in West Germany, "Broken Road", which swept seven film awards in one go, seems to be more popular among Chinese people. respected. Although the themes of the three works are different, they have a common theme. They all explore the broken communication relationship between modern people and the relationship between American culture and post-war West Germany through a seemingly dazed and strange journey. generational influence. In "Broken Road", the director also deliberately highlighted the troubles caused by the history of Nazi Germany to the new generation, so as to explore the method of healing the trauma of the Germanic people. The film mainly tells the story of a young man who is determined to become a writer. In order to find creative inspiration, he leaves his hometown by train and seeks out the vast world. However, during this train journey, he encounters strange people one after another. In the end, after experiencing death, he finally got rid of the shackles of the previous generation (mother and old man), went to the highest mountain in the country, reconsidered his future, and found that every life choice he made was wrong.
Wrong Move movie plot
2022-02-26 08:01
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Barbara 2022-02-26 08:01:33
Under the loss of the sense of achievement that cannot be achieved against society, go into nature. It's hard to imagine how empty the 70s, the intimate alienation, the entanglement of strangeness, under the interweaving of truth and lies, go together and talk to each other. In Wenders' eyes, perhaps only death and bloodshed are sincere, while Kinski's eyes are full of innocence and ambiguousness.
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Sam 2022-04-22 07:01:53
A purposeless, counter-meaning wandering and quest. It can be said that it is very Peter Handke. The literary atmosphere is strong, and the viewing process is like entering a stream of consciousness novel. The language is fascinated by the wall, empty, vague, stretched, and flowing, and the experience is like an out-of-body experience. The mental state of the protagonist fits my current state of mind surprisingly well, and I find many interesting and subtle resonances in the lines.
