郁绍庭和白筱 高清

评分:
9.0 推荐

分类: 恐怖片 1993

导演: 未知

剧情介绍

  In an intensely personal and often surprising film for BBC Two, Depression And Me, Alastair Campbell explores if radical new treatments can stop his depression.
  Campbell is best known for his role as Tony Blair’s formidable and often contentious spin doctor but, away from the public eye, he has been dogged by crippling bouts of depression for most of his life. Some days, just getting out of bed is too hard. Therapy and anti-depressant medication is helping him keep his head above water - but is that really the best he can hope for?
  Alastair Campbell says: “I’ve been on antidepressants for years and years and none of them can stop it. I want to understand my depression and find out if modern science has any better ways of treating it. I’m hoping there’s something out there that can help me lead a happier life.
  “I feel we are nearing a tipping point in the battle to demolish the stigma and taboo surrounding mental illness and TV is a very good medium for bringing these issues right out into the open. I have never regretted being open about my own issues but an important part of this film is also seeing my depression through the eyes of members of my family, especially my partner Fiona. I was also keen to get out there and find out what kind of progress was being made on the scientific and research front. There is a lot going on. My worry is that we are winning the battle for better awareness but losing the battle for the services we need.
  "I was very pleased with the reaction to the film in Sheffield [at Doc/Fest]. One film alone cannot change the world but there is finally the focus on these issues that we need and hopefully one day we will have services to match.”

评论:

  • 荀萦思 4小时前 :

    Newsroom里的索金改变了立场 因为世界也变了

  • 礼白竹 7小时前 :

    “我从未因为思想而受到政府审判” 高潮戏略有逊色,但依然令人热泪盈眶,如果你会因此泪目,那是因为内心深处对自由的渴望尚未泯灭。

  • 柔玥 4小时前 :

    酒吧内好像从未经历过六十年代,酒吧外上演着六十年代。观众是往窗外看的人,警察微笑着在干草市集酒馆外摘掉警徽……影片剪辑快利,叙事节奏流畅。美国六十年代民运代表侧画像,集反对越南,挑战父权,种族歧视多重视角。小麻雀适合海登身上那种体制内的基因挣扎,会在看到死党被打后,激奋地鼓动示威人群用流血的方式掀起浪潮,也会在审判休庭时条件反射的站起身来。痞子艾比更接近理想主义,会凝视镜头说出愿意用生命取消革命的话。检察官问你藐视你的政府吗?他回答,远不上政府藐视我的程度。

  • 桑浓绮 7小时前 :

    “我从来没有因为我的思想而接受过审判”

  • 珠昭 3小时前 :

    开始还以为是揭露美国司法黑暗的片子,哪里知道人家司法体系居然真有纠错机制,堂堂大总统想定几个老百姓的罪居然都定不下来。公正的法律的重要性,大多数人大概只有在自己被审判的时候才能体会到。

  • 琴静槐 5小时前 :

    想请所有人往窗外看看,自己所处的是50年代还是60年代。

  • 璐涵 3小时前 :

    The.Trial.of.the.Chicago.7.2020.1080p.WEB.h264-PALEALE

  • 霞馨 7小时前 :

    4.5。艾伦·索金绝对是好莱坞最有辨识度的编剧之一,已逾六十依旧激进而年轻,连珠炮式不留余地的开场节奏,一下把我带回《社交网络》时代。时常分不清这是才华还是努力,或者两者兼而有之,能让我被影像的浪潮席卷而去,而旁听席里剩下的除了真相,还有赤裸的情感。功劳大多是剧本和剪辑的,让事件全貌和人物性格逐渐在审判过程中显露完全。片尾的设计魂穿《辩护人》,但依旧是有力而关怀的。和《聚焦》《华盛顿邮报》一道,构筑起了美国的良心,或者说,人的良心。

  • 梦昭 9小时前 :

    美国这类真实事件改编的电影跟非虚构文学一样,细节考究,但是太冗长,看得缺乏代入感。然而豆瓣用户就喜欢给这种电影打高分,其实是给“民主”打高分。

  • 步绮波 0小时前 :

    割席的、伪善的、精致利己的假温和派 好好看看激进派们在做些什么!

  • 芳香 3小时前 :

    在看到穆斯林男人被单独审问时 很难过 看到穆斯林男人的女儿不敢去学校时 更难过

  • 风听荷 4小时前 :

    3.5 工整 呆板 没惊喜也不失望 我喜欢那本书的名字《偷走这本书》

  • 辰鹏 5小时前 :

    其实比较期待早先传闻的斯皮尔伯格来拍艾伦·索金的这个剧本。说不定又是一部《断锁怒潮》或《林肯》。可最后还是索金自己上了,缺点和优点一样明显。他是一个顶级编剧,但仅仅是合格的导演。影片中不乏艾伦金句,“我从没因为思想被审判过”,振聋发聩的一句话在平静中更让人震撼;也不乏热血时刻,比如结尾。但和伟大尚差距离。不过对1968年产生了兴趣,想去看《乌托邦年代》。

  • 梓琛 3小时前 :

    I've never been on trial for my thought before

  • 梦月 2小时前 :

    最后,与其拿本片反思遥远美国的当下,不妨反思邻近香港的当下。

  • 紫冷珍 4小时前 :

    机长的演唱太精彩了,印象最深刻的一个角色,演技很棒,寓意也很好,非常有爱的一部音乐剧

  • 驰震 7小时前 :

    真实事件?

  • 桀年 9小时前 :

    4.5 给剧本跪了,给演员跪了。🇨🇳这辈子下辈子再下辈子都不会有这种电影,哦当然,也并不需要。

  • 雨珊 4小时前 :

    那演技让我觉得不止12个人

  • 梅克 7小时前 :

    他们的平民团结可以带来正义或者改变,不论输赢,起码曾经为之抗争过。

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