What kind of movie is Jeanne Dillman? It is a three-and-a-half-hour film by Ackerman in 1975, it is also a famous "feminist" film, it is also a film full of revolutionary spirit in form and content. In short, Ackermann, a Belgian female director who has made very few films, has made this film in her early twenties, which is enough for countless film critics and film historians to build a monument for her. Its unique and avant-garde has gone far beyond our imagination. I believe that there has not been and will never be such a wonderful movie experience again! The content of the film can be summed up in one sentence: the daily life of a middle-aged widow for three days (the film is actually from the afternoon of the first day to the afternoon of the third day, which is only a little more than two days). The shooting technique of the film is also very "simple"-fixed long shot (the choice of seats in the film is very strict, for example, the kitchen has two seats on the front and side, so there are only more than a dozen seats in the whole film). The film scene is also very "monotonous"-more than 90% is in Jeanne? It was taken in the apartment where Dillman lives.
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