French master Robert Bresson takes a look at the world of pickpockets much like Dostoevsky's point of view on crime and punishment. A young man learns the art of stealing despite the threat of the consequences. A splendid work by Bresson where he manages again to put humanity at the center with all its shades. Bresson's genius of storytelling through non-professional actors is astonishing and a joy to watch. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
Saturday, June 5, 2010
Pickpocket
French master Robert Bresson takes a look at the world of pickpockets much like Dostoevsky's point of view on crime and punishment. A young man learns the art of stealing despite the threat of the consequences. A splendid work by Bresson where he manages again to put humanity at the center with all its shades. Bresson's genius of storytelling through non-professional actors is astonishing and a joy to watch. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
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