good? Bad?

Gerardo 2022-11-15 11:46:19

In some movies I can stay sane, and in some movies I have a strong sense of emotional substitution. This has nothing to do with the quality of the movie, it's all about the individual.
How to judge a person's quality? When finally my father left the table, I asked myself this. Some people even comment that mothers are bad. The world we live in already has a fixed mode of thinking, or there are some standards for us to judge. We have stipulated what is good and what is not good. And the molestation of one's own children is really disgusting to us, will there be another dimension, all of this does exist, and we will accept it like we accept homosexuality. Existence must have a cause.

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Extended Reading
  • Kaci 2022-05-24 09:50:21

    If anyone can combine Buñuel and Vertov it's a new style Winterberg

  • Julianne 2022-05-24 22:07:48

    Dogma95, the family banquet under the hand-held camera lens is the opposite of Bergman's later restrained and whispered family psychodrama. In "Family Banquet", the wide-angle lens pulls the space away and mutates; while the drama in "stage" Characters often instinctively carry a speed dizziness. This means that Dogma95 is a bazinism mixed with Virilio's "racing theory", and the camera has the dual nature of flesh and ghost at the same time. "Family Banquet" is an undercurrent of family mutiny that disintegrates traditional family relationships in a banquet. The stolen car keys keep them stuck here like Bunuel, and Winterberg tries to bring back the ghostly image in a rough, surveillance-video-like overhead view. Due to the limitations of the movement itself, Christian Returning from the forest in a late-night patriarchal spree, his presence replaced (or enchanted) the dead daughter, reappearing in the flickering candlelight and disturbing electronic voices—as she did through letters , the symbol becomes an interloper at the banquet.

The Celebration quotes

  • [last lines]

    [subtitled version]

    Michael: Nice one, Dad. Good speech. Well done. But I think you'll have to go now so we can eat our breakfast.

    Faderen: Of course, of course.

    Faderen: [to his wife] Coming?

    Moderen: I'll stay here.

  • [subtitled version]

    Christian Klingenfeldt: I've just never really understood why you did it.

    Faderen: It was all you were good for.