There is much to have a job search or visit the ANPE and the appointment to ASSEDIC we felt really bad. It is likely to have known (if only a few hours) the sense of alienation from society, refuse to hang a new status, unemployed, Rmistes, licensee, more study yet of employment, what is the best trainee.
It was fought, it felt empty, bare, no. It was rowed, gallery. It was thought to have hit bottom, there was no lower. Yesterday, I went to the cinema to have a good evening two. As usual, I defer to the choice of film Allociné a quick selection by the VO, and then the choice falls quickly on the last of Ken Loach. The title is hiring It’s a free world, I suspect the irony of the director, but I’m only 10 minutes to buy a ticket on sncf.com (it’s like gasoline, inflation is constant) jump on my scooter and run my purchase of movie tickets, which leaves me little time to grasp the two hours that follow. Sitting in my chair MK2, I begin to have time to remember is Ken Loach.
Director hired, a painter of contemporary society. Ken Loach does not film in rose water with a happy ending. It does not have a comic film. He shows us our capitalist society with fair eyes. He shows us what we often try not to face, to forget. I remember “my Name is Joe,” “Bread and Roses,” “Just a Kiss,” “of the Palme d’Or with” the wind gets up. ” I know now that what I am not going to watch me relax. I know that the image will be just, if true that could be lost between reportage and film. The characters are painfully realistic.
The actress, Angie (Kierston Wareing), will be forced to face his own destiny, to walk the rest of society. It will have to lie, steal, betray, flee to crush others. It will become an entrepreneur rotten to the core, an entrepreneur duped and venal. Nothing will stop even more misery on his own life.
Her desire to be human is finally banished, nature takes over and makes Angie a monster. Emotions, as in all movies of this great director is crude, effective. The rhythms are keen to address a topic that leaves us hypersensitive, immigrants, illegal immigrants, the left side.
Ken Loach hits hard because his characters trying to recover are struggling under the weight of injustice and the cycle of poverty. Heroin not so heroic as it struggles in a world too big for it, or you have to play the elbows and shoulders have dumping like a giant. What I like about the films of Ken Loach is that one starts at the cinema for two hours of relaxation and it starts with three weeks of guilty, five of depression, a self and millennia recklessness and less. Love for one night! It succeeds.
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