Pay tribute after watching the parasite

Stefan 2022-03-24 09:03:02

One of Buñuel's "religious trilogy", about a devout nun Verityna's shattered faith. 1. The nun witnessed the hypocrisy, cunning, and deceit of the upper class (uncle's "incestuous affection" for her, illegitimate son's covetousness for her cousin), and the ugly, hideous, and gluttonous desires of beggars at the bottom. 2. She thought that she could change the world by virtue of her persistent and kind behavior, but the world was chaotic and chaotic. The religion he believed in brought her only harm (question of religion, denial of human nature). She is like a light, trying to light up the darkness, but in the end she is swallowed by the darkness. 3. The religious music on the record player is the background music for the implementation of sinful and gluttonous carnival scenes, and it is also a great irony. In the end, it becomes a modern pop music-Velitiana goes to a new era. 4. The "Last Supper"-style stand-up processing is a classic scene that has been imitated countless times in the history of movies.

Fredy 2022-03-25 09:01:15

It's ironic that the homeless mix and match "The Last Supper". Verityna is a Virgin in the story, but Buñuel dyed a Virgin with water as clear as gray. The purity of the rape was raped, the skipping rope representing joy was used as a hanging rope, and the crown of thorns representing Christ was burned. Not only the homeless, everyone wears a face of greed and desire, whether they are poor or rich.