I, Daniel Blake Comments

Martina 2023-08-15 05:11:50

The laying out of people's sense of powerlessness is unconvincing, but the mutual attraction and support between the weak and the frustrated is empathetic. It's also the only film that makes me feel that funerals have a ceremonial necessity. Video textbooks will tell you that the end of the story requires a conflict or a trial. Here, a funeral is a more reasonable solution. It naturally incorporates both conflict and trial (both are clichés) and dissolves...

Anibal 2023-08-11 14:02:41

About survival, but also about dignity. Compared with the nonsense and mysteries of the middle class in [Tony Erdman], the film's ruthless criticism of the bureaucracy and the humanistic care for the people at the bottom of the society who are struggling to survive are undoubtedly more worthy of the Palme d'Or. The dilemma of Romania's more "oriental" style contrasts with the graduation examination. Blake's tenacity, Ken Lodge's...

Abel 2023-08-11 01:01:15

Kenlodge doesn't know enough about your national conditions. How can this kind of original shoes be Guangzhou? Hu Jian, Putian people are about to...

Lottie 2023-07-30 00:56:50

Policies and benefits are being implemented, regulations and procedures are being improved, relevant units are operating, and the society is full of caring feelings, but it makes people feel like the tiles of a security house that are powerless to fall, like canned food in an almshouse that is extremely hungry and choked, like a food and clothing that has to go back Sell ​​your body like a coconut that kills more than sharks - Cannes judges: God bless the British people who leave the...

Johann 2023-07-10 05:09:39

It truly reflects the reality of European society. At the end, some people will feel that they are deliberately uncreative. Those who are too bitter are the best to fall into the arms of Marvel DC as soon as possible. Those who have lived and worked in Europe must have a deeper feeling for this film. It is a very good sketch, but the Palme d'Or is indeed a bit...

Leif 2023-06-25 04:42:27

No one left when the subtitles were on. Everyone sniffled and calmed down. The role is that of the silent majority that brought Brexit-elect Trump to power. The director's orientation is welfare society. But not contradictory. With a sense of mission, the film shows a class to the best of its ability, creating a group of rather than just one lovely representative and listening to their voices. The places that are easy to be shot and smashed are glued together with the interaction of characters....

Amber 2023-06-19 14:21:58

Alas, does this experience seem...

Friedrich 2023-06-15 03:34:36

I felt the restraint and anger of an old director. The story is small, but the power of this quietness is worthy of...

Wilfred 2023-06-11 21:34:26

The self-esteem dragged down by social assistance, the depraved people abandoned by the changes of the times, the human touch humiliated by the procedural rules, the ordinary people ignored by class capital, the passive voice continues...and the active voice of the film title "I am Blake" The sonorous and powerful is the opposite, and full of...

Asa 2023-05-30 16:49:44

I don't think the movie is so good, and even the director is tired, but I still can't give a low score to such a movie. The protagonist in the movie actually exists in any country, and there are no fewer such people in any country than in the UK. The opposite is more and more. . . PS An old man once said that those foreigners still take to the streets if they know how people in certain countries live, they should be content. ....