Ban Hye-ra

Raleigh 2022-04-19 09:02:30

Recently, I watched the popular Korean movie "Burning". After watching it, I felt that there was no end to it, so I found Haruki Murakami's original work "Burning the Barn" and Faulkner's novel "Burning" mentioned in the interview by director Li Cangdong. Stable", unexpectedly found that the...

Harrison 2022-04-23 07:03:18

Five stars, too much to my liking.

Leaving aside the metaphors and factors of "class conflict", "underground anger" or "emotional entanglement" that the film may also involve.

As a suspense film, the film also provides at least two possibilities - one, the male protagonist Zhong Xiu suffers from...

Jeromy 2022-03-24 09:02:43

2021-2-6 Rewatch. The mysterious blank space that tends to nihilism in the original work is given to the figuration of social class differentiation (class differences once again become the foothold), a large number of metaphors are inserted to provide multiple layers of interpretation space, and the ambiguity of the film and the misunderstanding of life can be integrated. . Dissolving into the father's clues / the international environment presented on TV / the request of the applicant market is more angry to provide a realistic basis, and the grafting of the front and back styles is more natural, which can be regarded as a successful adaptation. The image of the "dry well" is a typical symbol of Murakami style (and blended into other fragments of Murakami's novels). Inability to resist the mediocre life. Favorite scene: When he finally starts to write, the camera backs up and pans into the distance—as if it were all a dream, she was wiped out, and only he remembered the circular silhouette of the sky that looked up for help.

Francesco 2021-12-27 08:02:05

A slightly straightforward class fable. Too many scraps