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Drake 2022-09-06 14:36:37
Why do doctors have to endure those injustices, because they have the conscience as doctors, but it is a pity that more people do not have the conscience of doctors, or even the conscience of...
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Gust 2022-09-02 10:05:41
lesser work from...
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Alphonso 2022-04-24 07:01:24
3.6, Humanitarian dabbling and restraint of fate~ It can be adapted into a stage play, which is definitely more...
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Theresa 2022-04-24 07:01:24
7/7.5 The persistence of love and morality, except for the combination of Mifune and Shimura Joe, I can't feel that this is a work by Akira...
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Ryleigh 2022-04-24 07:01:24
Mr. Mifune has become the benchmark of the universe in these two movies in 1949 (the other is a wild dog), and the youth is gradually fading, but there is still a freshman's sharpness. I watched him for the first time, and I feel very sorry Akira Kurosawa, so I read it a second or three times. The humanitarianism shown in this film is still a bit superficial, but you can also see the evolutionary trajectory of...
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Athena 2022-04-24 07:01:24
In fact, this film is not out of date for contemporary...
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Dallin 2022-04-24 07:01:24
The full display of Japanese nationality is to closely combine professional ethics with human morality. Aside from what is high and complete, let’s not talk about the main theme, maybe it is just the main theme in our eyes. We have been blinded by propaganda for so many years, but in others, it may be just the most basic professional ethics, love one’s work and work hard, and put one’s own The belief in life is carried out in the work, which should be the meaning of the "craftsman" spirit, the...
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Brenna 2022-04-24 07:01:24
After the filming of "Drunken Angel", did you make this film again? Emperor Kurosawa is stepping back! The disease is used as a metaphor for war, but the expression of forbearance throughout this article makes the catharsis and cleansing at the end of Mifune completely...
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Rubye 2022-04-24 07:01:24
Syphilis is a metaphor for the pain of war. Even if you can't see it or touch it, it is still with you, torturing people's...
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Dave 2022-04-24 07:01:24
The male protagonist is really sad because of a man infected with...
The Quiet Duel Comments
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Kaitlyn 2022-02-07 14:45:16
very good
It's still as good as ever. Senior Toshiro Mifune plays the role of a doctor. After learning that the patient passed on syphilis to himself, he gave up his happiness and treated the unreasonable patient more calmly, which made people moved, and reflected the character and self-cultivation of this...
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Clay 2022-02-07 14:45:16
The object of the duel is actually one's own desires
Akira Kurosawa likes to make movies about doctors, the previous "Drunken Angel" and the later famous "Red Beard". As a very idealistic one in the early days, Kyoji Fujisaki, the representative of the angel in white, was unfortunately infected with syphilis during a field operation. In order not to...
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Dr. Konosuke Fujisaki: If he had been happy, he might have become just a snob.
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Dr. Kyoji Fujisaki: I thought I could forget everything when she married. But I can't!
[He walks over to the window]
Dr. Kyoji Fujisaki: I'm fighting desperately now to curb my desires. I feel sorry for myself. Young and fastidious before the war, I suppressed it. It was the same during the war. The thought of Misao and a peaceful home sustained me!
[His voice chokes, and he sits down on the couch]
Dr. Kyoji Fujisaki: But one day, without having fooled around myself, my blood was contaminated by a man's diseased blood!
[He angrily kicks over the chair]
Dr. Kyoji Fujisaki: If I'd known it would happen... it makes me think sometimes!
[He gets up again]
Dr. Kyoji Fujisaki: I don't know when I can satisfy my desires!
[He turns towards Rui]
Dr. Kyoji Fujisaki: Why must I suffer like this? I have syphilis! But it's not my fault or the result of playing around!"
[He begins to cry]
Dr. Kyoji Fujisaki: I'm pure yet my desires unfulfilled! It's intolerable sometimes! But my conscience tries to crush out my physical desires.
[He throws his stethoscope]
Dr. Kyoji Fujisaki: My stupid conscience!
