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movies like poetry
Suzanne 2022-04-20 09:01:50
This movie cannot be viewed as a drama. As I said to a friend yesterday, Wolf's novels are more like prose or poetry, not plot at all. Wenders' films are picture/image poems, much like Rilke's poems, in paragraphs, monologues, and fragments. Actually, I don't really like the ending of the movie, that monologue is okay, but the ending is a bit regrettable. I love the monologue of the guy who died by the bridge. . . That scene seems to have appeared in the dream many times. . . The repetition of dreams. And for the first time in color. . . And the director's portrait of the supporting role. . . Seems like visual poetry.
Extended Reading
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Una 2022-03-22 09:02:03
Under the sky of Berlin, all beings, from the perspective of angels, spy into the hearts of the characters. Black and white tones, poetic language, flashing the old tower-like aura. Everyone's thoughts are intertwined, confused and hazy, and the national pain can't be seen along the Berlin Wall. A special film, a flow of emotions.
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Harley 2022-03-27 09:01:10
These are two angels, one from East Berlin and one from West Berlin; one falls into the mortal world, and the other observes in black and white; listening to others' hearts, like the messengers of history. In fact, to put it plainly, it is a movie that tells you, hey, be yourself... well, I shouldn't pretend, it's really a boring movie, it took two days to watch it, buttocks are on pins and needles
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Peter Falk: [inner voice] Tokyo, Kyoto. Paris. London. Trieste. - - Berlin.
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Cassiel: Twenty years ago today a Soviet jet fighter crashed into the lake at Spandau. Fifty years ago -...
Damiel: The Olympic Games!
Cassiel: A Frenchman flew over the city in a hot air balloon 20 years ago.
Damiel: Like those refugees recently.
Cassiel: And today on the Lilienthaler Chaussee, a man slowed down and looked over his shoulder into space. And a man who wanted to end it all today put a different collector's stamp on each farewell letter.