Capernaum Comments

Alan 2022-03-26 09:01:09

3.5; The young male protagonist's superb acting skills cover up a lot of flaws in narrative and drama, and the interpretation of a Middle Eastern version of "Nobody Knows" is particularly sad and emotional. , but it also brings the suspicion of excessive...

Liana 2022-03-26 09:01:09

This little boy is amazing! ! ! Really everyone should learn to be content that there are so many people living in poverty that you can't imagine in places you can't...

Jerel 2022-03-25 09:01:14

There is no physical space, the space has not been established, such as a scene of robbing a woman on the stairs, the space level is chaotic. There is no narrative depth, and the purpose of criticism appears at the very beginning. The characters only move towards the established route, and there is no possibility of bifurcation in the process. The dynamics of all conflicts in the narrative are imposed, so the emotions of the characters cannot be seen through the hand-held camera. Passing, can...

Jerrell 2022-03-25 09:01:14

There is no physical space, the space has not been established, such as a scene of robbing a woman on the stairs, the space level is chaotic. There is no narrative depth, and the purpose of criticism appears at the very beginning. The characters only move towards the established route, and there is no possibility of bifurcation in the process. The dynamics of all conflicts in the narrative are imposed, so the emotions of the characters cannot be seen through the hand-held camera. Passing, can...

Leonel 2022-03-25 09:01:14

There is no physical space, the space has not been established, such as a scene of robbing a woman on the stairs, the space level is chaotic. There is no narrative depth, and the purpose of criticism appears at the very beginning. The characters only move towards the established route, and there is no possibility of bifurcation in the process. The dynamics of all conflicts in the narrative are imposed, so the emotions of the characters cannot be seen through the hand-held camera. Passing, can...

Orland 2022-03-25 09:01:14

"The Thief's Family" cuts into the vagueness of human nature from a universal social problem, while "Capernaum" uses personal circumstances as a sample to expose the lack of social institutions. Both do the best in their respective frameworks, but the former is more textually ambiguous. There are too many vivid and vivid details in "Capernaum", but when these details are evenly scattered in the film like seeds, they lose that shocking power. Regarding the logical relationship between Zain's...

Marcella 2022-03-25 09:01:14

"The Thief's Family" cuts into the vagueness of human nature from a universal social problem, while "Capernaum" uses personal circumstances as a sample to expose the lack of social institutions. Both do the best in their respective frameworks, but the former is more textually ambiguous. There are too many vivid and vivid details in "Capernaum", but when these details are evenly scattered in the film like seeds, they lose that shocking power. Regarding the logical relationship between Zain's...

Desmond 2022-03-25 09:01:14

"The Thief's Family" cuts into the vagueness of human nature from a universal social problem, while "Capernaum" uses personal circumstances as a sample to expose the lack of social institutions. Both do the best in their respective frameworks, but the former is more textually ambiguous. There are too many vivid and vivid details in "Capernaum", but when these details are evenly scattered in the film like seeds, they lose that shocking power. Regarding the logical relationship between Zain's...

Kayli 2022-03-25 09:01:14

You know, I love looking people in the eyes. Bright, bleak, happy, painful, like a mirror, flowy. Those who are still light in old age, those who are still hung with stars in middle age, those who are still in love when they are young are the pasts that I want to have before I die. And these, in the eyes of the child, are the starry sky that once gathered the Milky Way. Don't let it dim, don't let it...

Mohamed 2022-03-25 09:01:14

You know, I love looking people in the eyes. Bright, bleak, happy, painful, like a mirror, flowy. Those who are still light in old age, those who are still hung with stars in middle age, those who are still in love when they are young are the pasts that I want to have before I die. And these, in the eyes of the child, are the starry sky that once gathered the Milky Way. Don't let it dim, don't let it...