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Mar 18, 2004 08:55 AM
by Erica Letzerich
Hi Pedro, Nice to see you here, it's a small world! Any interpretation or critic will not eliminate the fact that the film was showing scenes of extreme violence. Erica Letzerich > Erica, > > It is a very controversial film and like every > controversial film it admits many readings. Those > viewers focusing on the portrayal of the Pharisees' > leaders will automatically accuse the film of > anti-Semitic. > > Those focusing on the Roman soldiers in the > exasperatingly long torture scene, will say that it is > a sado-masochist, "snuff", film. > > In the end, each one will probably respond to it > subjectively. In spite of the sea of blood, > inacuracies and poetic licence with the gospel story, > what stood out for me in the film was this man > immersing himself in a suffering beyond all > comprehension and emerging out of it untainted by the > least desire for revenge or hatred. > > Pedro > > > > __________________________________ > Do you Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Mail - More reliable, more storage, less spam > http://mail.yahoo.com