mourning for misfortune, anger for indifference

Clare 2022-04-24 07:01:21

The martyrdom-like suffering seems to always be able to reveal the hope of humanity under Malik's flowing lens, those whispers, questioning and self-examination, those looking up to the radiance, more like a religious poem, and in today's world, it can still be seen. Made me feel the pain that wasn't from bystanders, and it made me stop and hold my head many times to think. I like Malik so much.

Cameron 2022-04-23 07:03:52

The painter can only paint the image of God in the layman's sense, and God is Unveil in the action of the sufferer, "The Hidden Life" turns a certain metaphysical torture (as is common in Bergman's work) sensibility into mystery Experience, or, from a literary point of view, Long walk(confession) toward death. Radegund is a spell, when the image appears in Fani's narration, it is "chanted", "sanctified" (European-American hybrid), which is why in the film, when Franz comes Arriving at the train station and leaving Radegund for the first time is a climax, and Malick uses the film as a process of sanctifying the image.