An Officer and a Spy Comments

Georgiana 2022-03-25 09:01:19

In and out of the play, it is a situation where the enemy is outnumbered and the enemy is outnumbered. Not much to say, pass line....

Ike 2022-03-25 09:01:19

Photography and soundtrack are just right. It also shows the director's thinking and accusation of a series of things he has experienced. I don't know how many moral cops who gave one star in the comment section watched this movie. I advocate feminism, but I am against blind, emotional feminism. How different is this collective madness from fascism during World War...

Hortense 2022-03-25 09:01:19

There are some special points in the historical drama of the Venice Film Festival. The protagonist's efforts to reverse the verdict have always failed. Every turning point has no effect on him, and it has not been filmed. But in the end, the protagonist became the core of power that oppressed himself in the first place. The expression of patriotism is stereotyped but...

Geoffrey 2022-03-25 09:01:19

Tuesday's premiere was canceled because of the feminist movement, mais bon, I still have my attitude. This subject matter is too suitable for Polanski, but if it is given to other directors who can't hold back, I am afraid that all kinds of editing music will exaggerate sensationalism. The driver is worthy of the level of a great director. A little sensational, just restore history. I just watched "Road to Glory" a few days ago, and the comparison between the two is so interesting. The part...

Brittany 2022-03-25 09:01:19

The opening scene was magnificent, and then...the discussion at the end was quite interesting. In fact, the second trial of Dreyfus still pleaded guilty for amnesty, which also caused Picquart to be unable to give him 8 years in prison from the procedure. The "serving years", but this discussion itself is still very interesting. The French whistleblower is still part of the system in the end, but what is more terrifying than the inability of justice to be served is the atmosphere, whether it is...

Frances 2022-03-25 09:01:19

Polanski's identity to grasp this most important historical event in modern French history may be more accurate than Zola's text of the same name. A lot of people refer to "The Pianist" again, but I think of his early...

Ethel 2022-03-25 09:01:19

Three and a half. There is no plot tension, and even the most dramatic reversal is directly skipped. Polanski just calmly uses images to restore a history of persecution, which is far from enough for...

Nakia 2022-03-25 09:01:19

I haven't seen this kind of old-fashioned movie in a long time, but all the indexes are online. But are those who say that Polanski is using the film to accuse himself of a bit too much...

Olin 2022-03-25 09:01:19

In today's double exclusion of European vulgarity (pretending to be sophisticated modernism) and American vulgarity (embracing superficial mass culture), classicism still has its place, and even remains the only mainstream in the depths of human...

Dennis 2022-03-24 09:03:23

6/10. I read it twice in a row, but I didn't understand it the first time. Subject matter aside, all audiovisual technology is mature. There are no emotional waves when watching, the anger and sympathy are all light, maybe it's the director's intention but I don't like it. This is very much like an old man who has been wronged is writing a memoir, complaining about the persecution he suffered in those years. Time has healed the wounds, and I want to see the blood shed from the cuts of the...