Totally unawares, Saverio, a teacher and Mario, a janitor of the same school in which they both work, travel back in time and find themselves in central Italy at the end of the 15th century. They carry with them an unresolved squabble concerning Saverio’s sister, creating a lot of tension between the two, which will increase in the plot. From this moment on they will have to come to grips with the grotesque situation they find themselves in, trying to "hitch a lift" back to the future in a most outlandish way, using and misusing their foresight of the events taking place round that time, and generally making fools of themselves in the eyes of "normal" renaissance folks. Their meeting with Leonardo da Vinci is hysterical, when they become more and more convinced that the genius is in reality a moron. Another character they meet is Savonarola the heretic, who enjoins them to repent, before he is taken to the stake, eliciting some breezy comment from them. If it weren’t for a weird kind of homesickness, they would quite enjoy living in this period, full of daring fashions and tantalising damsels.
The couple shows great chemistry and is funny in every respect. The psychology of their characters is complex and credible - for once comical roles with a depth. Basically, Saverio is an embittered petit-bourgeois forever attracted and rejected by women, envious of Mario, an easy-going proletarian every woman falls in love with. Saverio is scheming, mean and vindictive as much as Mario is naive, generous and forgiving. What a match of talents: Roberto Benigni and Massimo Troisi at the peak of combined creativity. Too bad they will never come back together for another joint venture. Or maybe it is better this way: masterpieces of this level cannot be improved on, at best they can be imitated. For this reason Non ci resta che piangere will shine like a gem in the crown of the best Italian movies of all times. Sadly not many people seem to have seen it, not even in Italy, where the viewers do not need subtitles to enjoy the hilarious juggling of the two actors with the language, but their body language can be universally appreciated.
If you miss it you will have to repent!
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没有经历过就没有感同身受，电影为了视觉冲击，采取手提和近景，很考验演员的功力，不过不是金刚棒不揽瓷器活，主演实在是太敬业了。
青春版女性瘾者。这些紧张的情绪化的镜头表述，极好。我们独自与这个世界战斗，也是与自己战斗。自由是有代价的，要流血，要疼，要坚持不妥协，要承担。梦想、艺术、文学被这样结实、惨烈却又不乏克制地演绎出来，演员选得真好。
[emucinema] 会自然联想到女主小时候演的《我的小公主》，像是延续的女性故事。从12周次到日期，从倒计时回到正常的生活，“自然流产”竟然是一种幸运。法国电影里的蓝色是人生的波澜。
今年的戛纳节刚结束，获奖片一时看不到，先补个去年的威尼斯的金狮奖获奖片《正发生》，女作家自传体小说改编，写上世纪禁止堕胎时期的女性权利问题。视角一直跟着女主，即时感、现场感的拍摄手法，使叙事结构一气呵成。只是内涵及情感部分单一、薄弱了些。在去年法国本土的电影“凯撒奖”上它只得了个新人女演员奖。
#78th威尼斯金狮最佳影片 这是一部很私密的女性题材电影，这种私密是很容易与角色心神交换的。游走的长镜头下，展现的是残酷的漠视无助，冷峻的肌肤之痛。没有直面猛烈疼痛的镜头，但影像的做旧质感与镜头的游离感，时无刻带来这一种紧张与迫切，可谓是身心俱感担忧与疼痛。P.S.据说删掉了5分钟血腥的镜头，若真是删了一段女主拿铁棍试图伤身堕胎的血腥镜头的话，可以增强爆发点的张力与未能如常的落差感以及怜悯感，但是又破坏了电影整体的一种风格默契，只能说有得也有失吧。
“有一天我会有个孩子的，但不是以我整个人生为代价。那样的话我会恨那个孩子一辈子的，我可能永远都不会爱他。”
虽然节奏、调度、音乐和演员都堪称优秀。但以偷窥视角展示身体，以一种近乎残忍的方式要求观众共情，在威慑大于同情和愤怒时，不是宣称子宫自由，是反滥交。
但我有一个问题，这部电影不是法国电影吗？为什么我看的这版说的却是意大利语？或者我自认为是意大利语，里面的人物和家庭也挺像意大利人的。还有，豆瓣上显示影片时长是100分钟，我看的怎么是95分钟的？
在法国上学时学校组织看，有好多同学产生不适感甚至晕倒，还有同学在交流环节时直接去呛导演..
大部分堕胎都是年轻人瞎搞的产物，对于我这种反对婚前性行为的人来说，虽然可以表示一丝同情，但也是畏而远之。
冷静但不冰冷 过程中不断回想432是怎么来的//发生在女孩身上的事仿佛岁岁年年都在不断重复 会有停止的一天吗
非常之秀技法，深层里没有啥出彩的，我的偏爱来自于对她那种源于把控自己人生的果断和义无反顾的共鸣
"I'd like a child one day...but not instead of a life. I could hate the kid for it. I may never be able to love it."
进行时的“正发生”一面对应着顺时性讲述的隐秘堕胎故事，手持长镜头加强了“此时此刻”的纪实感；另一面在映照了此刻仍然“正发生”的各地禁止堕胎法例颁布的现实。被传“大尺度”的三场戏确实撑起了全片，但除此之外乏善可陈。
大部分堕胎都是年轻人瞎搞的产物，对于我这种反对婚前性行为的人来说，虽然可以表示一丝同情，但也是畏而远之。
3.5，金狮奖这几年的作品趋于同化，除了19年的《小丑》，感觉都是一个路数的淡片。
一部自然主义影片，主演表演很自然、放松，故事很简单，描述了一名女生在特殊情境下寻求堕胎的经过。这让人想起七八十年代，当时国内堕胎也不易，尤其是女生未婚先孕。这部影片能获金狮奖，有些意外，令人有点唏嘘。’
水平和《从不》差不多，特点也很相似，堆特写重展示，试图以量抵质，暴露出手法单一的问题，这种题材自带强烈批判性，足够尖锐，所以没必要一而再地重复同质化影像，《四月三周两天》显然是比其更加出色的同类作品。
恐怖片，但真正恐怖的是画面之外、电影开始前、摄影机看不到的地方。从不避讳疼痛，很少谈论身体的变化，有时认为理所应当，其实总是忘记，这一直正在发生。
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