Torino Film Festival, Christopher Thomson, Bus Palladium,
I invite you to say in French the title of the film (the name of the club, ok, but unhappy that title!) and also fish up old memories of La Boum, Boum, because the age of the protagonists is slightly higher, the Paris itself is always the middle class, with a postmodern malaise which of course could not be there, and instead of finding love and sex, put the discovery of love and life through a passion that even this is dated now rock and drugs. Yet the element of a groupie bitch (frankly disappointed at the level of acting, as well as character) that becomes a bit 'all is upset the lives of half the world et voila.
What then are some good actors and the film to show up almost entirely not really mean that it's worth it. All frankly et déjà vécu déjà vu .
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Arthralgias And Myalgias
Torino Film Festival 2010 - John Huston, Freud, 1962
Another portrait of a charismatic and important history of the twentieth century, which Huston takes a little more than half a century. The beginning of modern analysis, through hypnosis, hysteria, and then the hypothesis of mental associations and dreams to understand rather than isolate, rather than integrate demonize the experience of life on the basis of the unconscious and of infantile sexuality. The concept that everyone is his story that now seems so integrated that is true but he had his way, well represented in this intense movie of 1962. With a large part of Montgomery Clift in Freud, the film follows the ups and downs but a lot of biography, which also form part of the plot, but rather the work and development studies. Once again, very modern.
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