Sans Soleil Comments

Cassidy 2023-05-12 21:13:20

The understanding of time and memory is quite deep and convincing. After reading it, I am looking forward to revisiting Vertigo next...

Verlie 2023-04-13 20:17:00

I didn't understand what the narrator's female voice was grumbling about, but what impressed me most was the Japanese sex culture. There are a lot of phallic artworks in it, like the props of "A Clockwork...

Aida 2023-04-06 08:11:35

Prose films, fragmented images, female voices. The camera follows the pace and line of sight, and the film connects the closeness of time and space, peeping, exploring, and telling life and death between mottled memories and quiet daily life. Traveling across different borders, recording the world, covered with time moss, with thousands of thoughts. There is a strong breath of life, and the images belong to others and are completely personal. Obscure, secret, romantic, but also vicissitudes of...

Malachi 2023-04-03 03:02:24

#FrançaisCenter# A movie with a lot of information, Mark arranged some fragments of the city's daily life like poetry. The ink point is placed in Tokyo, and a few other places are slightly involved, but I admire Mark's ability to keenly discover the inner connection under certain appearances, so that people don't feel that the material is escaping and messy. Next time prepare a small book for two...

Levi 2023-03-30 07:55:59

It’s so beautiful. It’s not the beauty of beauty, but the long stretch of image recording. It’s the additional energy generated by conspiring with language. It’s the loose and rich thoughts themselves. It belongs to the swaying brain waves of the golden hour after turning off the lights before falling...

Taya 2023-03-28 17:40:45

It's his owl again.. the eyes on TV.. the eyes of the doll.. Jin Jing Da Ming Shen -...

Keagan 2023-03-08 07:45:32

omg this is what i want to...

Edyth 2023-03-07 08:11:57

The director saw that Alain Resnais had worked with him. The style is very left bank. The visuals are...

Domenic 2023-02-25 13:32:12

Godard didn't end the history of cinema, Chris Marker really did. Among all works involving memory, only his epoch-making "Sun and Moon Without Light" has completed the dissolution of the subject. Who is the voice of the narrative? Where is the guy who wrote the letter now? This incorporeal voice becomes a ghostly being, wandering in national, political, human, cinematic memory, pointedly pointing out the impossibility of objective recall. The film's reappearance of the past scenes is like the...

Lonnie 2023-02-16 17:28:37

Journey to the West in Japan! shameless...