Ashes and Diamonds Comments

Glen 2022-03-24 09:03:25

Zbigniew Cybulski is full of...

Allan 2022-03-24 09:03:25

Zbigniew Cybulski is full of...

Arden 2022-03-24 09:03:25

A very literary and artistic post-war reflection, the exquisite composition under the black and white image tells the inner activities of the characters, and the romantic encounter before the assassination is more like a light of life, reflecting the ashes to shine like diamonds. Looking at the essence of war from the perspective of individual fate, the little people can't change anything and can't wait for the end of the day. The images of white horse and Jesus add to the film a sense of...

Kim 2022-03-24 09:03:25

A very literary and artistic post-war reflection, the exquisite composition under the black and white image tells the inner activities of the characters, and the romantic encounter before the assassination is more like a light of life, reflecting the ashes to shine like diamonds. Looking at the essence of war from the perspective of individual fate, the little people can't change anything and can't wait for the end of the day. The images of white horse and Jesus add to the film a sense of...

Kaylie 2022-03-23 09:03:09

It was the day the Germans surrendered, the long night before the upheaval. Fireworks, fireworks, you are so bright, but has a better world come?...

Antwon 2022-03-23 09:03:09

The price of national victory is the sacrifice of countless individuals. This time, Wajda minimized the drama and only used the "assassination" as the background of the narrative, focusing on the depiction of individuals. If the first two shows an atmosphere of excitement and depression respectively, then this one shows a sadness. In the end, Macek curled up in the rubbish heap in pain, forming a question mark. It can be said that it is a war and Powerful questioning of...

Amelia 2022-03-21 09:03:04

#Northern Film FestivalRewatch# "Ashes and Diamonds" is the most eye-catching film in Wajda's early creations, and is recognized as the pinnacle of the entire Polish school. It forms a loose "trilogy" with Young Fighting (1955) and The Sewers (1957) because they share a common theme: questioning the then-popular heroism of sacrificing individuals for cause...

Toby 2022-03-21 09:03:04

7.9/10 The third of the World War II trilogy. From underground resistance to Warsaw Uprising to post-war infighting, from preaching revolution to accusing war to reflecting on liberation. The night the Germans announced their surrender was not a national celebration, nor was the assassin's difficult choice bleak. After the dazzling beginning, it was a long period of blandness, until at the end, when the secretary embraced the assassin in his arms and the fireworks of victory shot straight into...

Ethan 2022-03-21 09:03:04

"You are as a torch blazing with flames / burning rags fall about you flaming / you know not if flames bring freedom or death / will all that you cherish be lost in ashes / will there be among the ashes a sparkling diamond / the dawn of everlasting victory" RIP Andrzej...

Misty 2022-03-19 09:01:08

"Or the brilliance of the diamonds that the ashes hold, like stars." With a love for his motherland that does not ask for anything in return, Vaida does not forget the struggle in the sewers of Warsaw. The characters in this story are all entangled in the helplessness after the war, ushering in the destruction of their diamonds into...