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Ma Long, listen to me
Miles 2022-06-12 21:45:46
The film benefited from Marlon Brando’s large amount of audio and video materials during his lifetime, so that all his recordings and images could be used to produce this documentary. It did not emphasize his contribution in film history, nor did he excessively gossip about his private life. Emotions and thoughts are the axis, narrating his views and experiences on movies, the world, family, emotions, etc., restoring such a glamorous young, frustrated and decadent Marlon Brando, feeling real and moved.
Extended Reading
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Marlon Brando, Himself: He was in Memphis at the time. He was striking for a small wage increase for garbage collectors. It was one of the best jobs a black man could get. That speech, when he says, "I've been up to the mountain and I've seen the promised land. I don't know if I'm gonna get there with you. But, I'm not afraid tonight." Oh! God, I still remember that! Aw, Jesus, that's terrible. He knew he was gonna be killed.
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Marlon Brando, Himself: I'm standing up, not for the black man, I'm standing up for the human race. All men are created equal.