Siddhartha AcheterSiddhartha Descriptions du produit:
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- Rang parmi les ventes Amazon: #88944 dans DVD
- Sorti le: 2002-12-10
- Format vidéo: 2.35:1
- Nombre de disques: 1
- Formats: Anamorphique, Cinémascope, NTSC, Import
- Langue d'origine:
Anglais, Allemand - Doublé en:
Espagnol - Dimensions: .25 livres
- Durée: 89 minutes
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Siddharta, l'adaptation du livre de Hermann Hesse, qui relate l'histoire de la religion bouddhiste est, à mon gout très satisfaisant après avoir lu le livre. Conrad Rooks nous montre avec beaucoup d'élégance l'histoire de Siddhartha, un jeune prince brahmane hindou qui quite sa famille, sa vie de richesse et de plaisir, renonce à son confort matériel pour commencer une vie d'ascète et enfin entrer en méditation et atteindre "l'Eveil".Certaines personnes ont été déçu par le film après la lecture du livre, mais la synergie produite par la photographie, la musique et le jeu des acteurs est superbe. Et, à quelques exceptions près, le film est une bonne transcription du livre.
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Par bernie
Siddhartha a Brahmin's son and his friend departs his fathers house in search of a different life than the sedate environment of home. His father (Amrik Singh) says that if he finds truth then return and tell him. And if he should find nothing to return any way; as like the river everything returns.His path through the story, that takes place in no certain time or place, sort of parallels the Buddha's searching's but is not a fictionalized version. His friend finally chooses another path leaving Siddhartha to find his way alone. Siddhartha decides that enlightenment comes from within and can not be taught. The Buddha admonishes Siddhartha not to be too clever.His searching takes him through several lives as he learns of love and money, and a few more experiences. He almost seems like snot as he explains to a courtesan that he doesn't really love. Recognizing that he has wasted his time with searching he comes to some interesting conclusions.In this 1972 film by Conrad Rooks captures more of the original book than he intended. The film was not intended to be more than an adoption of the book as the director figured that his 25 years in India gave him a better insight than Hermann Hesse's (the book that the movie was based on) 11 month insight.One of the profound items I picked up on was the speech about what a rock could be.
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