Jeanne Dielman

What kind of movie is "Jeanne Dielman"? It is a three-and-a-half-hour film made by Akerman in 1975. It is also a famous "feminist" film. It is also a film with a very revolutionary spirit in both form and content. In short, Akerman, a Belgian female director who has made very few films, has been able to establish a monument for her by countless film critics and film historians thanks to the film she made in her early twenties. Its uniqueness and avant-garde have far exceeded our imagination. I believe that there has never been such a wonderful movie-watching experience before, and there will never be such a wonderful movie-watching experience again! The content of the film can be summarized in one sentence: three days of daily life of a middle-aged widow (the film is actually from the afternoon of the first day to the afternoon of the third day, which is a little more than two days if calculated carefully). The filming method of the film is also very "simple" - a fixed long lens (the choice of camera positions in the film is very strict, for example, the kitchen has two camera positions, front and side, so there are only a dozen camera positions in the whole film). The scenes of the film are also very "monotonous" - more than 90% were shot in the apartment where Jeanne Dielman lives.