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Humain, trop humain (1974)

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Summary: A meditative investigation of the inner workings of a French automotive plant (criterion)
AKA: A Human Condition
Country: France
Directed By: Louis Malle
Starring: Louis Malle
More information at the Internet Movie Database
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na flowing
79
T8
na FitFortDanga
75
T6
The workers are voiceless automatons, laboring at their repetitive tasks. Malle gets right up in their faces, capturing a humanity that's on the verge of being swallowed by the process, often framing them in a manner that suggests they're trapped by the machinery. However, although I get that the drudgery is kind of the point of the film, 72 minutes of this gets to be a little tiresome and the fascination starts to wear off. Still, the measured rhythms of the film can be hypnotic.
na EgbertSouse
75
T5
na givethanks
77
T9
na Slvbarek
70
T6
na imdb
59
T4
na JooJoo
5
T4
As I was growing more restless and irritated, watching this film slowly go over the minutest detail of this factory shop and its industrial line, it suddenly dawned on me that this is the exact sentiment I would feel if I worked one of these jobs. So, I guess this is a successful film? I don't care, still fucking boring.
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