Philosophy of Pickpocket (1959)

[@poetcomic1]

The famous pickpocket train station scene cannot be ignored. It is a ballet of crime and is so seductively beautiful in itself that to be an impeccable part of that smooth machinery of transgression would make one feel more alive.

[@thomasheet7293]

Wonderful observation on the pinball scene.

[@fezta6294]

Well analysed.

[@danielwylie-eggert2041]

Really appreciate this, a lot of insught.

[@pietroleite6002]

Loved Natalie Portman in this movie

[@SellarsJones]

It’s Marika Green.

[@brittnar]

Golly it sure does look like Natalie Portman tho doesn’t she?

[@maxvonmayerling558]

great analysis

[@tristanrouleau4]

Nice analysis. Now that you point at it, the references feel obvious, but is it all your own analysis or did you get some information from Bresson’s interviews or books?

[@thepianocornertpc]

Does it matter? Did you learn? Yes or no?

[@ponzona]

Si on connaît l'oeuvre de Dostoyevski, la réference est évidente. Quand-même bon analyse

[@MyRobertallen]

All I can say is Dostoevsky would EASILY win a plagiarism suit. Michel = Raskalnikov sans homicidal tendencies. RFGA, Ph.D.