Mouchette

Brennan 2022-03-25 09:01:19

This is the second Bresson movie I've seen.

Before watching the film, I have read Hou Hsiao-hsien's evaluation, saying that this is his favorite Bresson film, that Bresson's films are all about social structures, and that this film is about Muchet's family, school, and family. , social position....

Branson 2022-01-20 08:01:45

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"Seventeen Years after Diary of a Country Priest " "Seventeen Years after Diary of a Country Priest " March 16, 1967, " Le Figaro littéraire"

Nicola 2022-03-17 09:01:08

The final water scene should be edited and played back, which is a funeral for the protagonist embedded in the context of his own work. I don't know if it was a misunderstanding. The first time I saw the poster, I thought that Muschet was a male/child. After watching the movie, I found that it was "she", and she died as a woman of XX. As a gender, there is no growth stage and space, and no trace of change. Even I am "de-genderized" (and cannot be understood in the context of equal rights). Isn't this the most cruel?

Tiara 2022-03-15 09:01:07

Reminiscent of the little girl in Belatar's "Satan Tango" and the little boy in Rossellini's "Germany Year Zero". They all executed a death, and then chose to commit suicide without warning. The child's world is a decentralized and deconstructed world, and there is no room for adult interpretation. This is the least restrained Bresson film, but the most depressing one. The three rolls that are not in the original work are one of the most shocking movie endings I have ever seen.