Robin Askwith

Isac 2022-01-11 08:02:19

The film was shot after the May storm in France in 1968. It used the superb technique of combining reality and fiction to allude to the rich world of ideas of the students at that time. It changed back and forth between black and white images and color images. Fantasy and reality were both on the...

Armando 2022-01-11 08:02:19

In any case, when I write these words now, it proves that I was indeed infected and affected at that time.

The film attracted me very much from the beginning, mainly because of the messy school scene, which gave me a sense of real and absurdity. This feeling is very good, especially after I drew a...

Renee 2022-03-20 09:02:24

There is only one too simple reason for these black and white shots-director Lindsay Anderson really didn't have the money to buy color film at the time. . . .

Rosemary 2022-03-20 09:02:24

Just seeing the film as a work of a special age or an anti-system work is too much underestimation of this work. I don’t know if this work has any influence on Kubrick, but Malcolm McDowell’s role in the film is simply the B-side of the role in A Clockwork Orange. Realistic, surreal, suppressed, resisted, agitated, criticized, Malcolm McDowell and his friends broke out all of this.