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这部以BRESSON的电影风格为主题的记录片，亚洲是对这位法国银幕书写者的一次献礼。在他极度克制的作者电影里，亚洲感性的个体（有时是动物），他们无力的不断尝试着在这个痛苦的世界里的生存。记录片以明确的主题分为数个段落：“电影” “理论”。这些主题由BRESSON，TARKOVSKY，MALLE，SCHRADER（作家，著有上述三位导演的学术论本）的访谈片段拼示而出。 学识与体验展示在这些话语间，而54分钟的长度对这位伟大导演而言未免过短了。
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这部以BRESSON的电影风格为主题的记录片，亚洲是对这位法国银幕书写者的一次献礼。在他极度克制的作者电影里，亚洲感性的个体（有时是动物），他们无力的不断尝试着在这个痛苦的世界里的生存。记录片以明确的主题分为数个段落：“电影” “理论”。这些主题由BRESSON，TARKOVSKY，MALLE，SCHRADER（作家，著有上述三位导演的学术论本）的访谈片段拼示而出。 学识与体验展示在这些话语间，而54分钟的长度对这位伟大导演而言未免过短了。
陈奕
回复 :J.G. Ballard的小说...无语...Most Remarkable Film I Have Ever SeenWhile definitely not for everyone, this movie effectively captures J.G. Ballard's difficult novel of the same name. More visual than literal, The Atrocity Exhibition forces the viewer to re-think the art of film and of story telling. It effectively communicates in a new language that caused some who saw it to declare that it 'changed their lives'. It changed mine as well, although I'm not exactly sure in what way. And while I can't say that I completely 'got ' the story, the story that I got was fascinating and one that I can't forget. I've since read the book and that certainly helped, but it wasn't necessary to enjoy the film. This film stands as one of my favorites alongside the best works of Kubrick, the Coen brothers and Hitchcock.
回复 :影片最初的场景中，故事里的人物进入一个孩童的梦，试图通过寻找梦境中陌生且熟悉的记忆影像，回到童年。影片以导演私人化的记忆出发，静态影像来自导演回到童年生活的村庄拍摄的图像和旧时胶片，透过梦境中记忆与当下互相渗透，从而探索“人”在心理层面如何处理创伤。
郭小霖
回复 :Is it just another evening at the hugely popular Italian restaurant of proprietor and bookmaker Louis Cropa in New York? Anything but as tonight's guests include; a local police detective and his wife specially invited by the owner; on the balcony rival bookmaker gangsters from Queens who want to become partners in the restaurant; in the corner renowned food critic 'the food nymph' is her usual demanding self; and at the bar, seemingly unnoticed, is Ken. As the evening continues enter Duncan, inveterate gambler and sous-chef on-the-line in the frenetic kitchen downstairs, who acts as the catalyst that causes the evening to draw to its inevitable, explosive, deadly conclusion. Written by Mark Smith <msmith@osi.co.uk>
