Whenever I see La Paura I think of it as a companion piece to Eyes Wide Shut, or maybe it is the other way around. Adultery makes both films tick but in different ways. I think Phillip French was right on the money when he pointed out a Wizard of Oz thing in Kubrick's last work. Like Dorothy, Tom and Nicole go through fantasies and nightmares and at the end Dorothy's reassuring childish motto "there's no place like home" is ironically updated to the adult circumstantial adage "there's no sex like marital sex". Kubrick's take is intellectual, he never leaves the world of ideas to touch the ground. He taunts the audience first with an erotic movie and then with a thriller and refuses to deliver either of them. He was married to his third wife for 40 years, until he died. Rossellini was still married to Ingrid Bergman when he directed La Paura; they had been adulterous lovers and their infidelity widely criticized La Paura is a tale, a noirish one. The noir intrigue is solved and the tale has a happy ending. The city is noir; the country is tale, the territory where childhood is possible. The transition is operated in the most regular way: by car, a long-held shot taken from the front of the car as it rides into the road, as if we were entering a different dimension. Irene (Bergman) starts the movie: we just see a dark city landscape but her voice-over narration tells us of her angst and informs us that the story is a flashback, hers. Bergman's been cheating on her husband. At first guilt is just psychological torture but soon expands into economic blackmail and then grows into something else. From beginning to end the movie focuses on what Bergman feels, every other character is there to make her feel something. Only when the director gives away the plot before the main character can find out does he want us to feel something Bergman still can't. When she finds out, we have already experienced the warped mechanics of the situation and we may focus once again on the emotional impact it has on Bergman's Irene. In La Paura treasons are not imagined but real, nightmares are deliberate and the couple's venom suppurates in bitter ways. Needless to say, Ingrid has another of her rough rides in the movies but Rossellini doesn't dare put her away as he did in Europa 51, nor does he abandon her to the inscrutable impassivity of nature (Stromboli). His gift is less transcendent and fragile than the conclusion of Viaggio in Italia. He just gives his wife as much of a fairy tale ending as a real woman can have, a human landscape where she can finally feel at home. Back to the country, a half lit interior scene where shadows suggest the comfort of sleep. After all, it's the "fairy godmother" who speaks the last words in the movie.
印度是真正有希望的国家，至少他们允许这样的电影存在。
能拍这样的片子，能够正视这样的问题，比…一些地方官僚司法体系强太多。
开篇一小时我其实对这电影是没啥好感的，叙事很没有质感，尤其是主角太也装B，想来后面会是个男主一路开挂翻案的鸡血片。没想到进入案件调查后，这片品质渐渐上线，拍出了一定的戏剧转折和情节跌宕，虽然一路下来主角一方还是过于顺利，反派一方明显偏弱，但导演想要的基本效果还是做到了，情感表达也释放出来了。其实总体这就是一部情感易共鸣，事件有意义，但电影本身中上水准的电影，介于3.5-4星之间。这类影片，豆瓣的评分一如既往的高的离谱。
这就是好电影了吗？
罪恶的种姓制度，竟然在现代世界仍然存在，悲哀。印度共产党有出镜，看来是少数的追求种姓平权的党派。
有点可惜，有的地方还是有开挂神片的影子，男主的塑造不是很饱满，同类型的《辩护人》更优秀一些。希望印度人民早日领悟一句话：打土豪，分田地
青春是一起做无意义的事，尽管有一天会分道扬镳，但如今重要的是把握当下。
虽然有浓浓的三哥电影特有的歌舞味 但这剧情背后的真人真厉害啊
当种姓成为了从出生便背负的原罪，《杰伊·比姆》作为一部为社会最底层人群发声的印度电影，它的社会意义远大于其本身。电影以一起冤假错案为原点，不畏强权，伸张正义的背后，电影让人瞠目结舌的是这起冤案背后执法者颠倒黑白的肮脏，更是印度种姓制度的黑暗。
主角必须毫无污点么
原来他们那也有JC任意拘捕屈打成招的恶性事件，然而电影并没有拍成一部一般意义的爽片，弱者并没有使用简单的暴力去反抗，相反，他们选择了最难的法律武器去维权，幸运的是法律最终真的保护了他们——“贱民”们，或许这就是法治最大的魅力吧。
尽管印度目前为止人权还没得到完全的保护 但是至少人权律师还是有人权的。这片子imdb评分超过肖申克的救赎确实有点夸张 政治意义大于电影本身 确实因为阶级差距过大 所以看起来会比辩护人更残忍。
主体之间太和谐了，fire！好于80%的推理剧。
m21309：为印度精英左广告？根源是什么？
节奏很好，但是过于套路，双方人物刻画，探案剧情都很套路，没有一个令人印象深刻的人物。法院权力很大，还能判决给部落土地。
居然还不错哎 第一次完整看完蜡笔小新的电影版 实际上剧集也没怎么看过 发现野原新之助同学真的某种意义上很成熟呢 友情亲情爱情社会元素去轮番出现 再加上屁屁搞笑 还挺有趣的（和珊和大家
为什么古有焚书坑儒，因为这是切断“贱民”向上流动或保障权益的唯一途径。我快进了很多，但真实经历的人没法快进，血淋淋的现实不容快进。
电影中睿智犀利正义必胜。。。
他们被冠以低种姓人，是排除在四大种姓之外的原住民。没有配给卡，不能购买低价粮食，不能参与选举，更没有自己的土地。他们甚至可以随意的被贴上任何标签，盗窃者、罪犯…虚假案件的受害者！
教科书结构，但比例拿捏前部分稍微长了一点点。整体表现手法相当克制，配乐很少，运镜也简单，但综合起来却达到了一种老相片在暗房冲洗逐渐曝光的过程。剧力的坚实基础和故事看似平铺直叙但暗藏转折的讲法，再加上配角出彩演绎，并没有让人物沦为事件的脸谱，特别是几个反派，镜头不多，却各有特色。
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