Milos Foreman's Films - Foucault's Best Interpretation

Julie 2022-03-01 08:01:34

Whether it's "Sex Book Tycoon"/"The People vs. Larry Front", "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest", or this "Goya's Soul", Milos Foreman is explaining Foucault's theory---- Are rights a necessary tool for justice or a culprit for injustice?
The confrontation between the pornographic magazine boss and the US government in "Sex Book Tycoon", the confrontation between doctors, nurses and mental patients in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest", the confrontation between the Inquisition and the pro-Napoleon government represented by Father Lorenzo in "Soul of Goya" , These fables all reflect the horror of rights, telling us with their tragic endings that any form of rights, no matter how beautiful it wears a halo, is by no means a panacea to save the world, but it is precisely the destruction of human nature. A deadly poison that ultimately destroys humanity.

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Extended Reading
  • Joy 2022-03-27 09:01:21

    Why do I think the protagonist is Lorenzo, Javier Bardem is too good at stealing the show. The beginning and the end are good, and the scene at the end of the alley at the end is interesting. Samsung. As a professional in biopic films, Milos Foreman has done a good job in the environment, but the details are mediocre. However, this subject is very sensitive, but it is really good to touch and make people think.

  • Vicenta 2022-03-27 09:01:21

    Portman is so pretty when he's ugly. The story is very good, the historical background is not difficult to understand, and the overall feeling is: miserable. But at the end of the film, everyone who went crazy looked back and smiled and dispersed, inexplicably strong. The war in Europe in the nineteenth century created joys and sorrows in the world, and the church was really dark. The picture of the video is eye-catching, and the music is timely and pleasant.

Goya's Ghosts quotes

  • Goya: Where is Ines?

    Brother Lorenzo: She is in very good hands?

    Goya: [going after Lorenzo with rage] Tell me where she is!

  • Hooded Monk: Are you prepared to swear on the holy cross that you're telling the truth?

    Inés: About the pork?