want to cry without tears

Eriberto 2022-03-14 08:01:02

I like or be infatuated with the atmosphere created by Bresson's films, the feeling of depression, anticipation, and not knowing where to be taken is suffocating, but unknowingly addicting.
The fate of both the donkey and Marie in this film makes people lament, but Bresson's intentional isolation, keeping the audience and the characters at a distance, the sadness that can't even shed tears is really depressing.
Many scenes in Bresson's films only let you see the legs of characters and animals, and the rest of the scenes let you worry and imagine, thus creating suspense.

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Extended Reading
  • Tremaine 2022-03-26 09:01:14

    "I can give you a kiss if you want"//They love the unavoidable pain more than they love the people around them. It can even be said to enjoy the possible pain instead of the morphine-induced mental paralysis to a certain extent.//And choose to suffer with pain When their own people or similar ascetic monks look at other people and things, they will often have some kind of compassion and compassion that cannot be covered.//Silence in various senses fills Bresson's films from the screen From the voice to the thematic core // The donkey really fits Bresson's model theory but it's still not fully controlled to be the most expressive starring Bresson's lens // The audience is substituted into "the greatest French Whipped, urged, shot, punched and kicked to see this stupid world and perverted bastards from the perspective of a "wise man" or confront it // The eternal tragedy of Bresson's work

  • Brice 2022-03-17 09:01:10

    The second brush is really awesome, with a minimalist narrative, and a cold bystander scene, except for the almost quiet background sound of Schubert, the fate of the donkey, the wronged father, the lost love, and the girl who finally died in Huangquan. But the viewing process is too obscure, really, hard to like

Au hasard Balthazar quotes

  • Marie: Don't you believe in anything?

    Merchant: I believe in what I own. I love money. I hate death.

    Marie: You'll die like everyone else.

    Merchant: I will bury them all.

  • Gerard: Lend him to us.

    Marie's mother: He's worked enough. He's old. He's all I have.

    Gerard: Just for a day.

    Marie's mother: Besides, he's a saint.