Beau travail Comments

Madisen 2022-04-21 09:03:11

Female director Claire Deney’s work that subverts the peeping positions of men and women, accompanied by a diary-style raving voice-over, shows the training life and emotional undercurrents of soldiers in the military camp. The male flesh becomes the object of viewing, and the lens and actions create a solid beauty like ancient Greek sculptures and religious ritualized solemnity. The natural environment where the rubble, gravel and light blue water are juxtaposed provides a stage of lonely...

Kianna 2022-04-21 09:03:11

Although I understand it, I don't agree with this...

Lee 2022-04-21 09:03:11

low of universal gravitation. The camera captures the movement of the body and the stillness of the emotion, but it expresses the silence of the body and the surging of the emotion. The ravings in Denilawang's heart are to convince, comfort, and paralyze himself. What he loves is the beating symbols in the desert, or it's just that he doesn't love the alienated self. Holding the dagger and diving into the sea, the bright red blood flowed into the sea, and looked into the sea through the iron...

Lucas 2022-04-21 09:03:11

Colonial and colonized identities were reversed. When the French army penetrated into the hinterland of the Red Sea, the body was incorporated into the disciplinary mechanism against the harsh environment of the Sahara, and the brutal daily repetition wiped out the sacred fighting spirit of the Eastern Expedition Army. From the commander who seemed to be confirmed by using multiple media at the beginning, to the green stockings that were picked up by the Red Sea, driven by the religious sense...

Darby 2022-04-21 09:03:11

Let's follow Denis Lawan's eyes to examine the charming ketone body of men, the wanton stretching of the body on the vast African land, which is mechanized in contrast to nature, but has infinite tension. Almost babbling monologue, everything stays in the past, events that are blurred and distorted subjectively. We were looking at them through the eyes of Denis Lawan, and at the end we were looking at himself bewildered by the eyes of the follower camera. The colonialism that is about to end,...

Avis 2022-04-21 09:03:11

maybe is a beatiful mov just my taste...

Landen 2022-04-21 09:03:11

To quote Uncle An: "I couldn't read it, but I was shocked." The music in it reminded me of the beginning of 2001: A Space Odyssey, so it made me feel like a space...

Salma 2022-04-20 09:02:22

Clairdney's films are unique. The camera is always aimed at the repressed and unaware side of people's hearts. Instead of using images to convey emotions, they let emotions give meaning to images. The male body in the desert by the sea was photographed with a lasting appeal. Denilawang is...

Albertha 2022-04-20 09:02:22

Complicated film: with unusually sharp intuition, modern music, the beauty of male posture, the rhythm of rhythm, emotionally passionate but difficult to...

Ethyl 2022-04-20 09:02:22

The obscure Denis, who took questions seriously at the meeting, did not have Jarmusch's sense of humor, as she said. She said that it was a dream of the protagonist, so there were so many fragmented memories. Countless times I was slammed by the power of male hormones gushing out of the picture. Dry desert, high-intensity training, harsh military regulations, only the women and music in the pub can free the tense nerves, so in the end, he danced with his...