An Enthralling Cinematic Experience. Perfection.

An Enthralling Cinematic Experience. Perfection.

it was a bit of a struggle bus, in terms of getting this film going..however after the time jump things started to pick up in the second act and only then it becomes really clear that this man essentially allowed himself to be looted for a craft that forsakes and alludes him completely. 

noted that the ‘guru-student’ relationship no longer exists as it once did; i just found the scene where the mom yells at sharaad that she pays him (the music teacher) and that her son should not care about what he has to say as they storm out of the studio….iconic display of capitalism? idk economy ok

it was a bit of a struggle bus, in terms of getting this film going..however after the time jump things started to pick up in the second act and only then it becomes really clear that this man essentially allowed himself to be looted for a craft that forsakes and alludes him completely. 

noted that the ‘guru-student’ relationship no longer exists as it once did; i just found the scene where the mom yells at sharaad that she pays him (the music teacher) and that her son should not care about what he has to say as they storm out of the studio….iconic display of capitalism? idk economy ok

This movie touches the story of a struggling student, trying to mastery the indian classical music and its style. This movies has slow pace that reflects the slow and peaceful nature of classical music. Sharad's trying many time to achieve that level of his gurus but failing is an example of how hard it's to master this art. The background score was also kept the classical music. Sharad tries to love the music and its style,but it didn't loved him back and that tore him up from inside so badly that he finally gave up while performing. Some scenes were a bit boring. The story also shows us that how the indian music is being strangled by the western culture and other form of music and how its legacy is dying and only few people are left that are interested and know this art. Sharad's mix feeling and he doubting himself lead to the death of his love,and his talent and his ability to be good. Also the fear of letting his gurus down added to the damage done by self-doubt and leading to the ultimate truth.
A Good movie with some exaggerating scenes.

This movie touches the story of a struggling student, trying to mastery the indian classical music and its style. This movies has slow pace that reflects the slow and peaceful nature of classical music. Sharad's trying many time to achieve that level of his gurus but failing is an example of how hard it's to master this art. The background score was also kept the classical music. Sharad tries to love the music and its style,but it didn't loved him back and that tore him up from inside so badly that he finally gave up while performing. Some scenes were a bit boring. The story also shows us that how the indian music is being strangled by the western culture and other form of music and how its legacy is dying and only few people are left that are interested and know this art. Sharad's mix feeling and he doubting himself lead to the death of his love,and his talent and his ability to be good. Also the fear of letting his gurus down added to the damage done by self-doubt and leading to the ultimate truth.
A Good movie with some exaggerating scenes.

Ipnotica e demoralizzante, The Disciple è una storia che insegna quanto sia difficile ammettere che passione e talento non vanno sempre a braccetto. Il ritmo lento ma ben scandito ed una narrazione ripetitiva si, ma con uno scopo ben preciso, rendono affascinate la triste parabola del nostro protagonista, desideroso di seguire orme importanti e raggiungere un’ascesi che però non gli appartiene, tentando di avere successo dove più fallisce. C’è un sottotono tragicomico che ricorda i Coen di “A Proposito di Davis” e che rende ancora più piacevole e brillante questa piccola gemma.

Ipnotica e demoralizzante, The Disciple è una storia che insegna quanto sia difficile ammettere che passione e talento non vanno sempre a braccetto. Il ritmo lento ma ben scandito ed una narrazione ripetitiva si, ma con uno scopo ben preciso, rendono affascinate la triste parabola del nostro protagonista, desideroso di seguire orme importanti e raggiungere un’ascesi che però non gli appartiene, tentando di avere successo dove più fallisce. C’è un sottotono tragicomico che ricorda i Coen di “A Proposito di Davis” e che rende ancora più piacevole e brillante questa piccola gemma.