Philibert, never too heavy-handed, knows how to choose the most touching and interesting, mounting them in a spirit of poetic but never cloying. The children live a life of their magic, school, led by a very human and competent teacher in the way of pension. Halfway between pedagogical work, reflection "childish", bucolic utopia and moving portrait of a kind human being and deserves to have this mentioned in the panorama of documentaries. I'm not the frenzy of political zeal and Moore to dominate, not even the (sacred) Democratic outrage Guzzanti's, but a plain style and relaxing, detailed attention to wrinkles and lines looks (among children and the environment), as the words that would go into the background (the " you're my friend ? "whispered while the teacher explains).
They say there is not much space in the film scene for the documentary genre, but if there is more than just a recovery objective can not see what's missing work of Philibert: people attach themselves to Jojo, Olivier and all the other guys and their families, the teacher, their stories, and all without rhetorical sull'immedesimazione or theories, but only with a great spirit and a great educational human interest.
PS To see MUST no dubbing! Just the subtitles, you'll be missing the hilarious French pronunciation of the children ...
Friday, June 4, 2010
Repairing A Ripped Leather Sofa Seam
Iudicium - "Essere e have "
antiquated Another thing (a couple of years ago), from the archive of my old blog . Rereading it, I captivated the speech fiction-reality, which I recently spoke here. addition, at the time, I was in a mood (oh my God that the Anglican discomfort free. But I do not want to look up synonyms, time) quite similar to that of today. The film , after eight years, remains a manual empirical pedagogy, but also a way to return children and why not, to be moved.
In contrast with the spirit of a little epic 'has got me (us?), I recommend an exceptional film. It 's true, it would be better to talk about the documentary, but, says Bergman, " no art form like film to hit the consciousness, to stir emotions and get to the secret chambers of the soul " be and to have of Nicolas Philibert has nothing to envy to the fiction. Released in 2002 and winning a bit 'everywhere, be and to have told (Or better, light) the life of an elementary school in a tiny village in the Auvergne, in the heart of France and mountain farming.
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