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Friedrich 2023-04-26 22:55:54
Truth will reveal from...
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Alessandro 2023-04-11 02:57:07
The recurrence of events like a detective film + interviews with multiple parties + newspaper testimony cut-and-paste, creating a novel and unique documentary mode. The low-key lighting, close-ups, silhouettes and Pilip Glass soundtrack create a film noir atmosphere. After the film was released, Adams was acquitted and the social influence was sufficient, but the viewing process now seems a bit dull and boring....
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Frank 2023-04-04 11:05:17
12-143-01 is as exciting as a...
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Vern 2023-04-02 22:23:39
The documentary version of "Rashomon", directed by Errol. Morris believes that memory is built on the isolated and fragile fragments of images, words and symbols, and as the photographic rotation moves closer to the fragmented sentences and short chapters that have been stripped of context, the graininess of those close-ups becomes more and more. The stronger it is, the more difficult it is to identify, and it also constitutes the best metaphor for people's search for...
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Clifford 2023-03-29 20:23:59
In the whole process, he was wronged and was almost the only one who told the truth - Adams, if it weren't for this documentary, I would have been wronged. Under the trend of their own interests, law enforcement agencies and ordinary people still insist on perjury to the end even in the face of the camera. It felt like a nightmare, Adams said in the film. Honesty seems so lame and embarrassed in a hypocritical world. Who is...
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Vaughn 2023-03-29 11:15:16
The reason for the subtitles is still hypoglycemia this afternoon? I was stunned to keep up with the logic of this...
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Aletha 2023-03-16 16:23:10
Hehe! A documentary slapped the American justice system. Watching it for the Glass soundtrack, his tight repetitions are really appropriate here, especially when recreating the original scene. ps i still want to know who killed...
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Doris 2023-03-11 09:45:50
9.0/10. ① Documentary about the wronged suspect in the 1976 Texas police shooting. The thin blue line refers to the police in the United States. ②The narrative form is zero narration + oral interview + illustrative empty footage/newspaper/archive/photo/painting/fictional scene reproduction. The reenactment of various scenes adds a lot of drama to the film, although it's still a bit boring. ③ Although the scenes reproduced in the scenes themselves are designed to restore the scene with great...
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Theodore 2023-03-10 17:57:19
The IFC Center has a real understanding of what a good editing and powerful logic is this time. Although it sounds a little difficult without subtitles, the expression of the film does not need to be repeated. The perfectly restored clips, but the static fixed shots are full of power, and the layers of progress are shivering. Be sure to watch the subtitled version...
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Elenor 2023-02-12 12:15:50
The charm of it is probably that you know what's really going on outside the film is a thousand times more thrilling than...
The Thin Blue Line Comments
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Deonte 2022-10-10 03:57:35
The free imagination brought by the semi-documentary technique to the audience
The film uses a semi-documentary method of reproducing the facts to track an unjust case of murdering a police officer, and uses a simulated method to "reproduce the truth" and restore the process of the case. The film brought the case to the table by redefining the murder case ten years ago. From...
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Estefania 2022-10-10 04:04:36
The Thin Blue Line movie review
Newspapers, movie tickets, TV previews, photos, etc. The way the car zooms in and jump cut is very rough, but I think it's bold and cool! There is also a montage of gunshots, that kind of situation, the high speed of the drinks flying! Just repeat a shooting, use it many times, and mobilize the...
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Sam Kittrell: David thought that the one that was really at fault that night was the guy that got killed. He said, "That guy's crazy. He came after me with a gun." I told him, "David, you'd broken into his house, you abducted his girlfriend, what was he supposed to do?" He said, "Man shouldn't come out with a gun. That dude's crazy. He should have been killed."
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Sam Kittrell: In talking to David you don't ever feel hostile feelings coming from him. I have never seen David any way other than cordial, friendly to me as he could be, "Yes, sir," "No, sir," never disrespectful. So I've never seen the bad side. I've seen the results of it, and I've talked to him about it, and he's aware of the results of it - he remembers the bad side. But I've never seen him committing a crime or in a violent or volatile state.
