诅咒1988

剧情片其它1988

主演:瓦莉·凯赖凯什,乔治·切豪尔米,久洛·保尔

导演:贝拉·塔尔

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详细剧情

  破败的矿业小镇,克莱尔(Miklós Székely B. 饰)无所事事,终日游荡,生活感到极度压抑。他在泰坦尼克酒吧打发无聊寂寞的时光,偶然邂逅了一个已婚的驻唱女歌手(Vali Kerekes 饰),克莱尔向这名女子展开追求,但屡屡遭到拒绝。女歌手不愿纠缠繁琐的爱情之中,她希望一举成名,早日离开这个压抑之地。酒吧老板(Gyula Pauer 饰)向克莱尔提供一桩走私生意,克莱尔则将生意转交给女歌手的丈夫塞巴斯蒂安(Gyorgy Cserhalmi 饰),以使其离开小镇几天。但事情却并未一如所愿……

 长篇影评

 1 ) 无产者之夜:Good Times, Or, Pleasure at the Barrière

从1975到1981年间,朗西埃曾参与并带领一份名为《造反有理》的期刊。

在该刊物上朗西埃最后发表之《城墙外的悦、乐时光》(Good Times,Or,Pleasure at the Barrière)一文中,朗西埃从1849年流行于巴黎咖啡厅与剧院的通俗歌曲、工人生活中的歌唱娱乐,以及国家的检查制度与当时的政治氛围,切入对于十九世纪工人阶级的现实、理解与想象的讨论。

“Barrière”指巴黎的城墙之外,工人寻欢作乐的场所,然而另一方面,也可以说是布尔乔亚对于工人文化的想象:酗酒、纵欲、但又充满挑衅,这些特色被偷偷转为咖啡厅里或剧院里“不道德”的歌曲。然而,另一方面,在城墙外的小酒馆,也具有不能被单一化的意义,不仅是工人们的娱乐场所,也是社交与交换信息、分享经验,甚至找寻新机会的地方。这个龙蛇混杂之处所产生的无秩序,打乱了社会阶级的“界线”。朗西埃指出,在1970年代的研究当中,多将这类的小酒馆文化视为对于工厂规训以及中产阶级道德化的反抗,忽略了它的娱乐价值。反而真正去挑战当时检查制度的,是布尔乔亚剧院当中的娱乐表演,产生于对于工人文化想象的通俗内容,搅动了布尔乔亚的道德部署。(朗西埃《历史之名》)

贝拉·塔尔电影中的匈牙利小酒馆,尤其是《祖咒》中的“泰坦尼克酒吧”,便是这种典型的Barrière,这里凝结了电影中原本不多的冲突元素,更是导演“抒情”的示范地。Barrière是电影的发动机,无产阶级的一切欲望都在这里被策动着,这些逾越了各种各样“界线”的“危险少数”,这些从⽇常⼯作、休息中窃取来的夜晚——每一个潮湿的雨夜,一切都在这里被搅动、发酵、提纯。他们使用“逾越”了社会阶级定义的语言,在工人与工厂主之间产生出邻近性、可互换性的模糊关系,这种特别的“阶级尴尬”也出现在这些工人作家的自我表达上,当他想要向其他人表达诸如中产阶级、作家、政治家,甚至工人阶级对于自己的轻视。朗西埃指出在《无产者之夜》当中的工人运动,亦是美学上的运动:企图对自己所被规范的时间与空间进行重新划分的实践行动。这个“革命”的核心便在于对“时间”的分配——在白天工作,晚上休息这样一种对于工人生活的一般想法——打断,这些工人利用晚上时间作了别的事情。

贝拉·塔尔是伟大的无产阶级导演,一个纯粹的唯物主义电影大师。

 2 ) 无语

首先不得不提,小卷毛实在是个萌货啊,他的表情始终停留在紧张兮兮的样子,哪怕只是站着不说话,也自带逗比气场。他养的那条狗名叫Zipper,意外地觉得“拉链”这个名字很搞笑,果然是被主人感染了。影片中最富戏剧性的一幕莫过于小卷毛横刀夺爱,抢走了小基佬的女朋友,这脑洞大开的神展开,最后夜色下的三人行是准备3P的节奏吗?小基佬每每出场都要针对小卷毛,恶言相向,拳脚相加,还老往gay这个话题上带,应了那句老话——恐同即深柜。他向小卷毛表白那段看了笑喷我,毫无征兆的差点被强吻,小卷毛一如既往的迷茫脸,按头小分队你们在哪里?借用一位豆友的评论——聊骚侮辱你只是为了引起你注意,恰如其分!对了,小卷毛在剧中贡献了一次背面全裸,后半部分还把自己的卷毛捋直了,所以说看几部年代久远的片儿还是能挖掘到福利的

 3 ) 雨中犬

就像看著暴雨中的地面一點點擠滿水,牆壁一點點濕透一樣,貝拉塔爾依然用它的鏡頭向我們展示了虛無之感如雨水穿過衣物打濕身體後進入我們體內。纜車的重複運行,人群的重複,繞圈,出口,拯救,我們依然在追尋真理或是虛無的生活中看雨水落下來,在雨中行走,在人群中飲酒舞蹈,試圖尋找一處地方或者一個人讓我們的目光停留,依戀與,我是一隻雨中的犬。

 4 ) 孤独试图穿越雨水的围困


1,电影片段:http://v.qq.com/page/z/o/l/z0155d3tcol.html

2,故事

在匈牙利的无名矿业小镇,名叫克莱尔的男人是个厌倦者,无所事事、游荡、参与走私、偷情,这里总是落雨,反复冲洗满布的灰尘和锈迹,在地面形成淤积不去的“泥沼”,克莱尔的生活细事在潮湿的氛围里滋生绝望。

克莱尔唯一的欲望,是带着歌女离开,欲望的黏性联接着他人:别的孤独者、厌倦者、忧郁者,他陷在关系的洪流中,无法脱身。在压低的说话声、压低的雾霾、压低的雨水、压低的沉默的注视下,克莱尔本能地寻找透气孔——在雨院中独舞、与野狗对吼。

贝拉·塔尔在电影叙事中,常会以一种背景噪音一样的底纹(如《都林之马》屋外的风声)来衬现孤独,这《诅咒》也有两个噪音让人感觉不休:旧缆车运行时,钢索上的咯吱声;雨水落在小镇上的声音。本篇选取的三个镜头,都在雨中:沉默群像的注视、全身湿透地舞蹈、泥泞中和野犬对吼,这里面除了雨水,还有一以贯之的孤独感。电影中的小镇破败、压抑,人们的面上罩着忧郁,对生活了无兴致,让人不自觉地希望下一场雨,把这些都冲洗掉。贝拉·塔尔直接布置了很多雨,但我们会发现,一切都冲洗不掉,甚至灰暗的雨云也参与制造了更加绵密无尽的围困——不能突破,因此愈发孤独。贝拉·塔尔用电影呈现这一低落的进程,它是没有开始也没有结束的——而电影本身就像一场暗雨,它第一滴和最后一滴是何时落下、何时结束的,无人知道。

3,语言


我百分百肯定,电影应该有更多层面,不只关于人的故事,还有影像、气氛、时间——“时间”是生命中很重要的部分。也许,我在摄影机内剪接,而非在剪接台上。你看看那些镜头,我们总是由特写开始,然后再拍风景,最后才回到角色上。我喜欢把不同元素连结起来,并用长镜头叙述。
——贝拉·塔尔

长镜头是贝拉·塔尔的语言,他的长镜头具有逼视的力量,因为黑白色调去除了他所讨厌的“彩色的虚假”,带来真实感,运动长镜将事件的时间、叙述的时间和观看的时间等同起来,作为观众,获得了凝视的机会,凝视的时间够长,情绪拥有足够的空间进入人物和事。

4,比喻

克莱尔的压抑和绝望使他几乎会像狗一样狂叫、怒吼。贝拉·塔尔就把他放在狗的面前,让他和它狂叫怒吼——一种情绪上的修辞(比喻的)倾向,贝拉·塔尔的做法更直接:将比喻的本体和喻体置于同一时刻、同一场景,这种“缩短”既是直接粗暴的,也是充满克制的——直接而克制,贝拉·塔尔不是一个肤浅的抒情者,他有自己的修辞法。他的智慧和理性,与他的节奏性(情绪上的、艺术的)是严密的一体,他的风格如此之强,以至于你可以毫不费力地从他的电影中拂去布列松和塔科夫斯基,获得明确的、贝拉·塔尔式的诗意。

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【勿转】

 5 ) The long take is a humanism: An analyzation of Bela Tarr's cinematic philosophy

I was sitting at home, and the sound of the decoration came from upstairs. I could feel the weight of the sawdust falling through the ceiling. The computer is playing Bella Tarr's Damnation, and the man at the bar gets up to leave. The afternoon became very thick, with one second chasing the next and then intertwining. The men hide their faces in the shadow of the brim of their hats. In the background, only the music is still moving. There was thunder outside, and the rain was coming, and my eyes rested on the side of a sad man's face. A drop of rain cracked the French window. Two seconds later, a female voice.

“Készazegész”(over and done)

Damnation

This is Bela Tarr. This is Bela Tarr's movie. One might say it is poetry; one might say it is a philosophical work; one might say it is a tremendous hypnotic; some believe it is spiritual introspection. Maybe Bela Tarr's films have all these characteristics, or maybe they do not. However, that does not deny their existence, so deeply embedded in our world that they attack any numb and blind soul to life. If there is a specific category for Bela Tarr and his film, I would call them cinematic humanists, and sincerity is their motto.

Although the master still has a lot of creative energy and talent, we will likely never see his new work again. Bela Tarr's film The Turin Horse, released in Germany in 2011, became his closing work. His explanation for his behavior was: I already speak all that I need, this is undoubtedly a significant spirit loss for fans, this decision also directly cause some of the dissatisfaction of his fans, of course, we can think of Bela Tarr's retirement in a way is a waste of his talent, but this just once again confirmed Bela Tarr's loyalty to his principle.

When we trace this back to the original, we find that it all comes from Bela Tarr's very essential intention for film, from the coincidence that set him on his path as a filmmaker, from his original intention: understand life itself through the manifestation of the real world.

For understanding Bela Tarr's films, we have to understand his insight about films first. Bela Tarr is a strong supporter of Bazin's theory, and in his films, the long-shot takes up a large proportion. This particular approach to filmmaking points to Bela Tarr's humble attitude toward the object itself. He does not see himself as "the original giant". He sees himself as a "filmmaker who wants to make his film." That is to say, in Bela Tal's creation, the authenticity of the object itself is his creation standard.

He does not distort the simplicity of the material for his particular expressive desire. When his camera focuses on his characters' lives, the cinematic images become an excellent example of the humanitarianism of movies. He does not deliberately emphasize a right or wrong moral idea but faithfully depicts the people and the world as they are, even if they are no beautiful.

This humility and respect for the object is the core of Bela Tarr's film. In his films, we can hardly see any specific emotional output or vast doctrinal propaganda, and this mixed ambiguity is precisely the original appearance of reality. Another example is Bella Taal's attitude towards color in films. His works are mostly black and white; he considered the color black and white are the most purified color, and other colors are fake and insincere.

Some people question Bela Tarr's application of color, questioning that he only pursues a specific artistic effect and gives up the natural appearance we are familiar with, which disrespects the object he was filming. This questioning is due to a misreading of Bela tarr's ideas. If one knows enough about the film's authenticity nature, he/she should realize that every cinematic image is real. Black and white images are reality without color.

When we are aware of its inherent realism, color regenerates in our minds. In the cinematic image, the change of tone pointed to by black and white is exactly the original appearance of the world of light and shadow, which is the calmest and objective world. Bela Tarr captures the essence of this reality with great precision. Therefore, in today's increasingly commercialized film market, we can also appreciate such a film culture directly related to the film's authenticity. This is due to Bela Tarr's humility and respect for his filming object

Another revelation of Bella Taal's cinematic philosophy is his choice of lens. He is best known for his long takes and the use of film sound effects. Bela Tarr regards film as the carrier and container of time in a form, and film as the possible solution of truth and human nature in terms of object.

We can guess that when Bela Tal is shooting, he is in the same state as the audience. They all tried to find the truth that he craved in the movie. This is precisely the vision Shared by almost all realistic directors. They don't look for self-expression; they look for cinematic reproductions. They are eager to reproduce reality on the screen; they are confused and hope to find the film's answer. One might argue that if a film represents reality, then the truth offered by the film is not necessarily much "truther" than reality, so why take the time to make a film? Bela Tarr offers the answer with his cinematic philosophy: time.

Why do people take the trouble to watch realistic movies if they only need to go out into the world to see this world's harshness?

Because of the time, in Bela Tarr's films, time is mostly frozen and sticky. The length of his long-shot is reflected in the slowness of his time. In The Turin Horse, the little girl and her father repeat similar routines and behaviors day after day. The repetition of events points to the solidification of time. In almost all of Bela Tarr's films, we could perceive the solidification and rigidity of the characters' expressions. As our memories are consumed by time, and as the flood of time fades away and is forgotten, Bela Tarr's films solidify into a slow, drawling melody. At last, solidified into a stone, standing in the rush of time.

Perhaps the best example is the take of a walking scene that often appears in Bela Tarr's films. The long march stifled the restlessness of our minds, and a profound silence swept over us. Time seems to disappear because we don't know what will appear in the next second. We know that people are walking, they are still walking, and they will walk. A sense of peace and ease takes over our mind. Some people think this is a form of poetry, maybe this feeling comes from the graceful music itself, but I think this feeling comes from a form of sublime's arrival. When humans finally found a way to resist time at some point, we were ecstatic. Although this effect is necessarily transient, it does not prevent the establishment of a cinematic myth.

Bela Tarr is the narrator of this cinematic myth. Perhaps his quest for truth and humanity is hidden in this stone of time, or perhaps the film The Turin Horse contains the last piece of what he seeks, and he decides to retire after all.

Bela Tarr's sincere vision of cinema brings the eternal power of his cinematic form. Moreover, his experiences eventually become the object of his films, embodied in his film's theme. Bela Tarr's creative career is divided into two stages: the angry youth stage and the mature director stage. In his youth, Bela Tarr was banned from making films for political reasons. Censors have blocked some of his films in Hungary.

The Hungarian Communist authorities also blacklisted him. The significant discrepancy between the Hungarian political establishment's promises and realities also influenced Bela Tal's early creative thinking. This kind of social situation has always been lurking in Bella Taal's films. As Bela Tarr's state of mind and thoughts gradually matured, he got rid of the intuitive influence brought by this social situation. His cinematic images have also shifted from reproductions of a single social phenomenon to descriptions of the human condition as a whole.

However, lurking at the heart of Bella Taar's creation may have been the original contradiction, the political authorities' over-commitment, and under-realism. This set of contradictions eventually morphed into the human contradictions that Bela Tal thought about: the sublime and the reality. In Bela Tarr's films, sublime power is everywhere. In Damnation, the sublime is the old man who symbolizes the prophet, who watches Clare's gradual destruction. In Werckmeister Harmonies Sublime is a dead whale and a prince whose arrival changes everyone in town. In satantango, the sublime is Ilimias, an interloper whose characters in the town see as the savior, and the bell tolls from nowhere as a warning of the coming of Satan. In The Turin Horse, the sublime is the opposite of God, the end of the world.。

For Bela Tarr, these sublime forces were necessary. It is almost written in the gene of his inspiration. However, he believed in Nietzsche and rejected religion. He also claimed that God was dead and that human should be their own God. His films do not contradict his ideas. In the Curse, the symbolic noumenon with the power of prophecy is still human. She also has plenty of sympathies, such as pity for the revelers. In Satantango, Ilimias is nothing more but a shrewd crook. Even though he is a metonymy for Satan, what he did is just seeing through the townspeople's fool nature. His selfish human nature lay bare.

The tendency to drag the sublime back to reality is even more pronounced in Werckmeister Harmonies and The Turin Horse. Instead of focusing on the prince and the whale, the film focuses on the kind of Janos. The film also has two remarkable what. During the first long take of celestial motion, the camera pulls back and rises as Janos speaks in silence. Suddenly a resource of light appeared in the picture as if a sublime force were enveloping the tavern. Only later did the audience realize that it was just another light hanging in the tavern, nothing special. The second one is the famous scene that mob attack the hospital, the man who finally stops the mob appears to be a naked, wizened old man. It was the older man's sublime message of transcendence that scared the mobs away. We know very well under the protection of the sublime; he is still a human being just like the others in the hospital.

Moreover, in The Turin Horse, we do not see any doomsday coming, even though the doomsday prophecy must come from some sublime force. All we could perceive is a dry well, a horse that refuses to walk, a dying wind, and the last sound of silence.

Bela Tarr drags the sublime back to reality, telling us repeatedly that the film's focus should be on the human being itself. So when someone suggests that there is an absolute pessimism in Bela Tarr's work, Bella Tarr counters that. As bad as it may be, Bela Tarr's movies will always have a magic touch. So that the audience, after watching, would gain a kind of courage that helps them keep willing to believe in human beings. Perhaps like Satantango, the lofty death knell ultimately points to an infinite cycle of human failure, repeated in numbness.

The sublime entrance and the curtain call, human numbness, or wakefulness. In any case, this is a human's problem, and we are not entirely wiped out. When Bela Tarr's film exists in our lives as a phenomenon, as a vehicle for the time, it continually reminds us. We will also keep staring at Bela Tarr's world. With him, in the solidity of the long take and the length of the music, find a truth, a fact, and a self-testimony.

 6 ) 我、贝拉·塔尔与小米11

关于贝拉·塔尔恶毒的【诅咒】 11月11日的凌晨12点,我感觉不到自己情绪的波动,此时的我,就像一个冷静、客观的旁观者,而以这样的态度,去解构一部所谓大师的作品则再合适不过了。 一如往常的风格,开头是死寂一般的沉默,没有旁白,只有规律的敲击,还有永远不紧不慢的镜头,从远处移动的缆索,拉回到窗户里面,看见呆若木鸡的男人,一切都是如此漫不经意。沉默是最大的轻蔑,此时的贝拉·塔尔仿佛在嘲笑着我说:“不要妄想理解我的深意了,只要我拍的时候没有想法,你就永远猜不出我的思想。” 呵呵,我会那样容易就给打败吗?我早就猜出他此刻的意图不过就是像《都灵之马》中的那样,让我一遍又一遍地观看吃土豆,睡觉,不知不觉我也被同化,从人沦为一个被禁锢的马,再成为一个没有思想的次等土豆。所以,这次我没有进入他的世界,而是透过了屏幕,用审视的眼光去打量他。我似乎发现了他的小心思:反大道而行之,我就是要用模糊的人做前景,你得自己把眼神聚焦在后面狭小的动体上;我还要拍狭窄而冗长的梯道,等人物离开画面,就是死死不切,你得看着空荡荡的画面,去听我给你的声音,然后在你的脑子里想象这样的画面。事实上,你在尝试思考的过程中,已经在被我支配了。 好像懂了,似乎又没明白。在似真似梦的场景中,我来到了大雨滂沱的场景。因为戴着耳机,所以脑子里全是雨水落地的回响。朦胧中,我躲在了屋檐下,打起了盹......我翻了一个身,感觉似乎有什么东西掉了出去,我以为是耳机,于是我伸出左手去摸索,我感觉到我的左手湿漉漉的,但却什么都没抓到。起身发现,原来我的耳机还在床边,所以就这样安详地进入了梦香...... 没错,我就是这样被诅咒的。你绝对想不到第二天早上,当我被一阵奇怪的闹钟铃声吵醒时,有多么震惊。这闹钟的铃声是我的,但是发声的位置却不在我的枕边,并且像是被封印了般......是的,我的手机正躺在水盆里,在泡了六个小时过后,此时,正亮着屏幕呼唤我起床...... ...... 在冬天的早晨,我穿着单薄的衣裳,冒着被骂的风险,做了用吹风机,大声播放蹦迪音乐等一系列措施后,终于勉强救回了我的手机。在此我要特别鸣谢亲爱的小米11,IP68的防水等级,以及骁龙888的散热快速蒸发水分,让我看到了旗舰机该有的品质。 同时,我不得不承认,我再一次被贝拉·塔尔给揉碎了,大师之所以能被称作为大师,是因为他的镜头语言就如同那些精巧的文字语言一样富有魔法,能够看穿你的灵魂,涤荡你的思想。 下一次再观摩他的作品,一定是在充分清醒的情况下,或者是在失眠的时候,但是肯定不会是在洗完脚之后......

 短评

Béla Tarr的长镜头是抒情的。摄影不想叙事,只顾着抒情。角色不想说话,演员总会陷入长时间的沉默,人们都浸溺于自己的世界,发生静默的美。音乐常常像一个无形的角色,忧郁且伤感;它总在旋转,如同絮语呢喃。

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#12thBJIFF . 缓慢的推拉摇移,每一颗镜头都浸满情绪,我可以坐在资料馆一直凝视电影里灰蒙的雨。人狗互吠的镜头充满张力!好喜欢啊!

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残败的市镇,颓废的酒馆,手风琴在肆意呻吟,衰狗在大雨里蹉跎踱步这一切在令人感觉时间静止的黑白长镜头下都好似包裹着莫大的痛苦...在这些长镜头下叙事从来都不重要,而是在固执的抒发着时间凝固那一刻的焦灼。

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黑白修复无敌。贝拉·塔尔和克拉斯诺霍尔卡伊在这部里做的工作,基本都是在为《撒旦探戈》作准备。主角这种只爱自己的人,恐怕最后一定会走向恶,也一定会受到永生的诅咒。每一个镜头结尾都“遁入虚无”,每一场必要、精准、精彩,极富挑衅性,人狗对战实在太强。

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2022年北影节:那些空洞的、无聊的、乏味的长镜头,像极了小学生凑不够作文字数强行加的“啊啊啊”、“哦哦哦”。

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20岁的我:“但愿在我有生之年,年年都重看一遍。如果生命只剩下七个半小时,我愿用来看一场《撒旦的探戈》。”现在30多岁的我:贝拉塔尔大爷你放过我吧,你的电影我是真的看不下去了!这慢慢慢慢的移动镜头,可真是太好睡了!

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缠绵悱恻下不停的雨,酒吧里众人的欢舞。一地的狼藉,内心落入虚无。

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灰尘满布和锈迹咯吱作响的小镇——贝拉·塔尔给我看总是这种色调,滋生着末日的忧郁。小镇里发酵着厌倦和绝望。雨中独舞、酒吧独唱、平移群像、与狗吠斗,贝拉·塔尔的长镜头是长通道,给你足够多的时间、足够多的沉默、足够多的雨或尘埃,让你进入他孤独绝望的世界或无法进入。这也是孤独绝望的事。

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