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Donato 2022-04-06 08:01:02
Birth of tragedy
There are many literary and cinematic works about the tragic fate of medieval witches. Precisely the Middle Ages was also the most prosperous period of Christianity, and the power of the church could almost decide everything. It is this kind of arbitrary spirit and power rule that allows the people...
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Elda 2022-04-06 08:01:02
[Film Review] Day of Wrath (1943) 7.5/10
A 17th century drama about the antediluvian act of witchery persecution and the excruciating human benightedness inflicted by religious indoctrination, Carl Theodor Dreyer's DAY OF WRATH is a sublimely slow-paced threnody that sets to shock and awe.
Prior to Ingmar Bergman's soul-searching felicity...
Preben Lerdorff Rye
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Greta 2022-04-22 07:01:58
What a load of crap.
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Cathryn 2022-04-19 09:03:16
"The tree was bent over by the pain." "No, he was longing for the reflection in the water. The tree and the shadow cannot be separated...like me and you." The heroine's eyes are so beautiful, it is love that sets her on fire ? Dreyer shot the ceremony beautifully, the daily life was very ceremonial, and the lines were really beautiful, he gave this religious story a very humanistic and modern core.
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Martin: No one has eyes like yours.
Anne Pedersdotter: What are they like? Childlike? Pure and clear?
Martin: No, deep and mysterious. But in their depths I see... a trembling, quivering flame.
Anne Pedersdotter: ...which you have kindled.
Martin: Let's go to the birches.
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Martin: You were always in my thoughts.
Anne Pedersdotter: And you in my dreams.
