拉杜·裘德对男性愤怒和自怜的讽刺研究

Q1 Arts and Humanities Revista Transilvania Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.51391/trva.2022.05.01

Andrei Gorzo, Veronica Lazăr

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本文讨论了拉杜·裘德的四部电影——短片《亚历山德拉》(2008)和《它可以穿过墙》(2014)，从未上映的60分钟长的《朋友的电影》(2011)，以及裘德的官方第二部长片《我们家的每个人》(2012)——将它们聚集在一起，作为对男性愤怒和自怜的讽刺研究，并带有心理剧的元素。

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Radu Jude’s Satirical Studies of Male Rage and Self-Pity

The article discusses four Radu Jude films – the shorts Alexandra (2008) and It Can Pass Through the Wall (2014), the never released, 60-minute long A Film for Friends (2011), and Jude’s official second feature, Everybody in Our Family (2012) – grouping them together as satirical studies of male rage and self-pity, with elements of psychodrama.

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