Money - L'Argent - 2002-07-27 Subscription Print Director: Robert Bresson Cast: Christian Patey, Sylvie Van Den Elsen, Michel Brice French production, 1983, color, 90 minutes "Money" is one of Bresson's most acclaimed films, made when the director was 76 years old. This film demonstrates that despite Bresson's advanced age, he was at the peak of his artistic power during its creation. The theme of "Money" is materialism, particularly dealing with the consequences of a counterfeit 500 franc note that leads to a chain of corrupt events and unethical actions culminating in a truly horrifying conclusion. "Money" is one of Bresson's most complete films, where form and content are inseparable, and every action leaves a trace. In this film, Bresson applies precise editing and, by eliminating the excesses common in contemporary films, gives this film such composition and beauty that it is not matched by any other film to this extent. Furthermore, the dual targeting of the scenario towards "absolute evil" and "self-purification" is excellently handled and extraordinary.
Money
The article discusses Robert Bresson's film "Money," highlighting its themes of materialism and the consequences of a counterfeit bill. Despite being made when Bresson was 76, the film showcases his artistic prowess and is noted for its unique composition and dual thematic focus. This film is significant as it reflects on moral dilemmas and societal corruption.
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The article discusses Robert Bresson's film 'Money,' which explores themes of materialism and the moral consequences of a counterfeit bill. The film is noted for its artistic composition and Bresson's ability to convey complex themes even at an advanced age.
- The film was made in 1983 and is one of Bresson's most acclaimed works.
- It deals with the consequences of a counterfeit 500 franc note leading to a chain of corrupt events.
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Robert Bresson was a prominent French filmmaker known for his unique style and philosophical themes. 'Money' is a significant work that critiques societal values.
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