This movie is perfect for character study. How a man could change just for the sake of food, and how politic and capitalism encourage it. 

Honestly, i really enjoy narrative-style movies, so Moonlighting is perfect to me

This movie is perfect for character study. How a man could change just for the sake of food, and how politic and capitalism encourage it. 

Honestly, i really enjoy narrative-style movies, so Moonlighting is perfect to me

The non-English speaking Poles' only connection to the world around them is the imperious, nervy Novak. Novak is caught in a no-win position, but is able to find some solace in his dominance over his fellow workers. It's interesting that these men are provided no subtitles, in a way restricting our connection to them to a relationship mediated by Novak's translations. A sparse, matter-of-fact voiceover steers the script, and an unsettling electronic soundtrack provided by Stanley Myers and a debuting Hans Zimmer keeps us on our toes when Novak flirts with danger. Jeremy Irons is an actor.

The non-English speaking Poles' only connection to the world around them is the imperious, nervy Novak. Novak is caught in a no-win position, but is able to find some solace in his dominance over his fellow workers. It's interesting that these men are provided no subtitles, in a way restricting our connection to them to a relationship mediated by Novak's translations. A sparse, matter-of-fact voiceover steers the script, and an unsettling electronic soundtrack provided by Stanley Myers and a debuting Hans Zimmer keeps us on our toes when Novak flirts with danger. Jeremy Irons is an actor.

One of the most surprisingly tense films I've seen. The amount of problems and setbacks stacking on top of each other makes it suffocatingly suspenseful. Constantly waiting for the ball to drop, for everything to go wrong. And that's where the misdirection lies. The ball never drops, not in the sense you'd expect. It's all about the mental toll. It's a character study about how much stress, and difficult decisions a man can face without crumbling. Nowaks oppressive actions towards his workers, also acts as a microcosm of the repressive and authoritarian state of Poland at the time.

Exited to check out Skolimowski's other films.
83/100

One of the most surprisingly tense films I've seen. The amount of problems and setbacks stacking on top of each other makes it suffocatingly suspenseful. Constantly waiting for the ball to drop, for everything to go wrong. And that's where the misdirection lies. The ball never drops, not in the sense you'd expect. It's all about the mental toll. It's a character study about how much stress, and difficult decisions a man can face without crumbling. Nowaks oppressive actions towards his workers, also acts as a microcosm of the repressive and authoritarian state of Poland at the time.

Exited to check out Skolimowski's other films.
83/100

J'aime la proposition.

C'est social, c'est du travail immigré clandestin, c'est un homme pris entre deux feux dont l'indécision est un choix violent.

C'est un polonais qui emmène des potes pour rénover la maison londonienne de son patron. Et la maison dans laquelle ils vivent va se transformer au fur et à mesure que le film avance, et l'intrigue même réside dans l'avancée de ces travaux. Et cette métamorphose est réel car l'équipe de tournage a elle même rénovée la maison en 23 jours, dans de bien meilleures conditions mais les équipes dormaient peu et étaient dans le même état que Jeremy Irons au bout du truc.

J'aime la proposition.

C'est social, c'est du travail immigré clandestin, c'est un homme pris entre deux feux dont l'indécision est un choix violent.

C'est un polonais qui emmène des potes pour rénover la maison londonienne de son patron. Et la maison dans laquelle ils vivent va se transformer au fur et à mesure que le film avance, et l'intrigue même réside dans l'avancée de ces travaux. Et cette métamorphose est réel car l'équipe de tournage a elle même rénovée la maison en 23 jours, dans de bien meilleures conditions mais les équipes dormaient peu et étaient dans le même état que Jeremy Irons au bout du truc.

Cine Doré - Madrid

35mm

Cine Doré - Madrid

35mm