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Un capolavoro.
samuelesdrucciolo 1 month ago
Bellissimo film, vorrei solo specificare che la chiesa è St. Eustache, allora l'organo non era ancora il più grande di Francia...
etbuk 2 years ago
@etbuk
hai ragione, provvedo a correggere. Grazie
boy8321 2 years ago
@boy8321 Figurati, se posso essere d'aiuto ;)
etbuk 2 years ago
Dear Ralph..I have more question than answers...
Charles is very intelligent, he is really human, more human than other. He is true, really true in a world that become more and more false.
I think that the Redemption touch Charles when he stay in the floor of the church and listen monteverdi with the drug friend. This is a very religious scene!
But Charles wanted Redemption? He is without hope? i don't know..and probably I think that Bresson doesn't know too.
boy8321 2 years ago
un film extraordinaire ... qui me bouleverse encore quand je repense au choc qu'il a occasionné quand je l'ai vu pour la première fois.
merci pour ce partage ...
ce film est tellement sombre qu'on aimerait s'en détourner, mais le désespoir qui l'accompagne est tellement authentique ... doit-on être conscient de la réalité comme Charles, et finir comme lui ?
MrRaph87 2 years ago
Charles is desperate?...probably, I don't really know...
But this film is not desperate...bresson film are not desperate or dark...in every film of Bresson appeare the Grace...the Grace caress Charles later, in an other passage of the film...and probably with his suicide Charles has an extreme try to jump in the Grace...or probably he is totally desperate like Jude in the Gospel...i don't know...
Bresson is a genius...great great great Bresson..
boy8321 2 years ago
pardonnez l'"honnête néophyte" que je suis ... ou ma simple - disons-le - "innocence". mais je ne vois peut-être qu'une scène où apparait une idée de rédemption ... (et peut-être aussi lorsque, peu avant sa mort au Père-Lachaise, il entend quelques mesures de Mozart ... avant de se détourner). cela dit, ce film reflète bien le désenchantement d'un monde à tout jamais profané ... et Charles en est pleinement conscient.
pardonnez-moi ... je cherche juste à comprendre.
MrRaph87 2 years ago