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unbearable pain
Camylle 2022-04-20 09:01:51
It is the shocking Danish director Lars who pushes people's fate to the extreme ", mercilessly tearing apart the various veils of life, interrogating humanity, soul, and religion, you feel that the essence of life is such a suffocating pain that you can't breathe, the pain that doesn't bleed, and the murderous intentions hidden everywhere. Lars and three other young Danish directors launched the "Dogma 5" declaration, and "Breaking the Waves" practiced the film shooting principles they called for, all using portable cameras, rejecting all techniques that could make the picture look more beautiful, Aims to focus on the film's content and focus on the characters themselves, rather than the clamorous ornate packaging and techniques.
Extended Reading
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Amber 2022-03-28 09:01:04
The first of Lars von Trier's "Conscience Trilogy", tells the story of a pure, kind, slightly neurotic woman who sacrifices herself for the love of faith. The film is depressing and sad, with a strong emotional impact. Russ experimented with hand-held photography. The painting style is rough and dim, the form of the chapter-based narrative is similar to [Dog Town], free-jumping emotional editing, straightforward sex scenes and Emily Watson's amazing acting skills impressive. (9.0/10)
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Herbert 2022-01-02 08:01:35
With faint reality and brilliant dreams, von Trier consistently projected his views on men and women onto the screen, barren windy hillsides and religious-strapped towns, seemingly stupid girls looking at the hares on the roadside, At the bottom of my heart is kindness and loveliness, and this small town begins to show its vicious face. After the dark and distorted mountains and rivers are exhausted, we finally begin to believe that this is indeed a story "in the name of love".
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Bess McNeill: We Think he will be completely paralyzed. But he'll live.
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[first lines]
Bess McNeill: His name is Jan.
The Minister: I do not know him.
Bess McNeill: [coyly] He's from the lake.
The Minister: You know we do not favor matrimony with outsiders.
An Elder: Can you even tell us what matrimony is?
Bess McNeill: It's when two people are joined in God.