Le Plaisir Comments

  • Keagan 2022-10-12 14:23:54

    While learning.... Lens...

  • Jacinthe 2022-09-28 10:53:03

    It’s beautiful and beautiful. The Tellier Mansion is the kind of small story that I like very calm, and it’s a little melancholy when it’s over. The movie camera wanders outside the tavern, and each window has its own story, as if the tavern is a self-contained living body. Others Favorite shots are the girls in the sun, and the decorations on their clothes are shining bright enough in black and white; Joseph's running pace and melancholy when he parted; Rosa didn't put her heart to heart when...

  • Stephany 2022-09-11 02:16:00

    Imprisoned in love, "Happiness is not as easy as the...

  • Eileen 2022-09-03 07:13:09

    It is both a film and a literature, and it is easy to take the voiceover as the writer himself. The whole soundtrack is like the rural scenery in the second story, which is soothing and pleasant. Well, the story is also very...

  • Destin 2022-05-10 22:11:54

    Mirror waltz, pearl brocade...

  • Moshe 2022-05-10 21:25:40

    3.5. Compared with "Letter from a Strange Woman", I feel that this is the real encounter with Orpheus. The beauty of Rococo bursts out in more undisguised literature and more self-liberating mirror language. PTA past...

  • Teresa 2022-05-10 19:20:35

    8/10. In "Mask", the spiral staircase, promenade and window serve as transitional scenes connecting different spaces. The vitality of the square dance moves up and down with the camera, forming the characters' strange behavior like marionettes, alluding to luxury and promiscuity, and the following story A group of old gentlemen who suffer behind closed doors constantly take off their hats and salute their regular customers, and the constant perspective replaces the close-up to create a comical...

  • Americo 2022-05-10 17:56:45

    Yet another elegant literary adaptation from Max Orpheus, based on three of Maupassant's short stories. [The person wearing a mask]: The old man who was imprisoned in his youthful youth, the contrast between the masquerade and the aging body; [Thalier brothel]: From the urban brothel to the country one day, the body workers are also holy Spiritual and touching spiritual moment; [Model]: From falling in love to being tired of discord, and putting suicide threats into practice, it really caused...

  • Johanna 2022-05-10 16:19:15

    4.5/5. Maupassant's story is particularly human and custom, but it feels a kind of desolation and desolation. For example, the narration introduces Normandy as a quiet town on the English Channel - this kind of perspective has been lost to the audience after World War II. In this sense, personal experiences reveal the chasm of the times, joy is what has been lost, sealed in masks, wreaths and canvases, which also constitute the symbol of the film, and the joys and sorrows are played out like a...

Extended Reading
  • Janie 2022-05-10 23:06:44

    A finely crafted smoothness

    Le Plaisir, 1952, Max Ophüls (Joyful) Three stories based on three of Maupassant's novels: "Mask", an old man puts on the mask of a youth to go to a ball in order to regain his lost youth; "Dai Li" "Ye Chun Lou", a brothel owner leads a group of girls back to the countryside to attend her niece's...

  • Aryanna 2022-05-10 21:36:26

    three love stories

    The three separate Maupassant stories, connected by the narration of the storytelling, also show some connection. The narration is humorous and poetic.

    "Mask": love and happiness. The sad man dances and revels all night under the mask for indulging in the vain past of his youth, and the sad woman...

Le Plaisir quotes

  • Narrator: [Introducing "La Maison Tellier"] Would you like something more cheerful and warm-hearted, even a bit bawdy? A fairy tale for grown ups?

  • Narrator: [Introducing "La Maison Tellier"] How can I put it without shocking you? It was one of the "houses" - - but very well run. Men went there every night like they'd go to a café . The same six or eight would meet. Respectable men - - shopkeepers, young men of the town, They'd drink and flirt with the girls or talk to Madame, whom everyone respected.