I, Daniel Blake Comments

Helga 2022-09-08 02:39:44

The ten best choices of the year, using a humorous way to criticize the social system, this is not too powerful. As the age grows, powerful directors have a compassionate heart, which is a bit like director Aki Kaulismaki. Film. Seeing blood sharply, powerful enough, but not hostile and violent, we seem to be able to see things around us in the heavens from stories like this, and what we present is completely another attitude and...

Filomena 2022-05-26 22:47:48

It doesn't matter whether you can afford Palme d'Or, it is a social portrait of the British pill anyway. You can say that it has no skill, but you can't say that it didn't happen. PS has a comment that really makes people feel angry: the old man of a capitalist country has been photographing the people of the lower class for 50 years; reporters in several socialist countries have to retire after drinking a few sips of Left Bank coffee-why don't you guys Where is God?...

Koby 2022-05-26 21:16:15

#nziff1 I know that it is not the most popular Palme d’Or, and I almost gave up because of the one star in the short comment. But fortunately, I walked into the cinema with a feeling of understanding the plight of the British people, and then left with tears touching my face. Maybe it’s because I haven’t watched too many of Rocky’s films, and I am not obsessed with asking him to surpass himself when he is almost 80 years old, but even if this is a film that repetitively repeats himself, what’s...

Ariel 2022-05-26 16:23:11

Ken Roach’s movies are still in a state of standing still, familiar themes, familiar emotions, and familiar characters. The only thing that deserves encouragement, probably only this kind of familiarity, at least, he has been...

Oscar 2022-05-26 14:35:16

The standard works of the kitchen trough left king Ken Loch, the completely angelic depiction of the bottom group, make it so embarrassing for people who have a personal experience of British blue-collar...

Jairo 2022-05-26 08:35:13

"Cannibalistic social system." Perhaps most viewers will be like the lady in the employment office, seeing the protagonist who is unable to work because of physical discomfort but is tossed about by the unreasonable welfare system, and they have deep pity for him and hope that he will work hard to receive relief; and I I think Ken Roach is even saying that the story may be tearful, but it is even more irritating to us: cooperation is actually maintenance, we must unite to break and change...