Madeleine Robinson

Ressie 2022-03-21 09:03:26

I thought, as the title says, it was a nightmare. The scene of hundreds of people typing in the office is a copy and paste of reality. Many scenes in the film are so grand and illogical that they seem to be an enlargement of reality. Citizen k is always at the center of interpersonal relationships,...

Gerard 2022-03-13 08:01:01

In Kafka's novel The Trial, why kill K with a knife, not a gun or dynamite? Because it is related to the theme of the novel.

The novel "Trial" tells that bank clerk K was arrested one morning. The charges were unclear. For this reason, he searched the court and lawyers to no avail, and...

Lourdes 2022-03-21 09:03:26

7.7/10 1. Expressionist photography creates absurdly surreal labyrinthine dream cages, how could I have imagined that it didn't fascinate me. 2. Wells couldn't help but mention his name at the end of the film, and the title of narcissist really lives up to its name.

Lee 2022-03-20 09:03:07

I sin therefore I am, sin is itself. The more Citizen K pursues the true meaning of life, the deeper his ill will, and the more he pays attention to life itself. Although K did not fully understand the legal world, every time K further violated the law, there was always something in K's heart that called him to realize the existence of the law and called him to face the trial. This force towards the Dharma is K's guilt. Although it is often ignored by K, it does not work all the time.