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Continue Great, thunder, irreverent and symbolic representation ... Repetitive stupidity (endless?) of human societies: Marat / Garden Of Luis Arrieta ErdozainMarat / Garden, without exaggeration, one of those pound chickpea that occur only very occasionally. However, it should be noted from now on - from start to finish, this unusual film usually takes the viewer from an exasperation to a charmed wonder, with disturbing but also light-eyed effects. I think it is important to suggest that we approach it with an open and multiple mind, leaving aside at the moment the real prejudices that everyone has to live to everything that gives strength to his proposals not only philosophical, political, aesthetic or social, but also some irreverence not invented by Peter Weiss, the author of a theatrical play adapted to the cinema, but in which there is a perfectly valid and reliable historical record in which the historical characters depicted in the play in real life, incur in real life (i.e. Weiss - and therefore Brooke, in recreating his work - do not put play with fire in such, but it involves the rich becoming diverse psychological profiles, as well as the latter's sense of existence, to which to love, to love, not to love, to love, to whom they are Such as true open and versatile works - so classic - which is already, with its amazing ending - and very special - between apocalyptic and entropic. Theatrically sourced and written by Peter Weiss, a writer and playwright of German descent and experienced almost all his life in Sweden, Marat/Garden, published in 1963 is undoubtedly his most famous work. Just a year after As she became known, she was brought to the theatre stage by the Royal Shakespeare Company of England, who was then in front of the bright young (who had led her and led her since he was 37 years old; her leadership in the 1960s extended to the early 1970s, when he founded and directed to Paris his International Centre for Theatre Studies, which remains in the future of artistic-creative activity and with a proposal for the day). The film's director, then, has his own business. In 1964, as noted earlier, develops, produces and directs the production of a play in which is inspired by a film of the same name, an unusually long original title of which is: The persecution and murder of Jean-Paul Marat, performed by prisoners of the shelter of (The persecution and murder of Jean-Paul Marat, performed by prisoners of the Charenton asylum). Marquis de Sade), which was masterfully played by actors from the Royal Shakespeare Company itself (which, of course, not to say). Then, in 1966 (the year that hosted England's World Cup), he sees the film's decision, with the same brilliant cast as support. Marat/Garden is recognized as the best play ever staged in the UK, after which it is brought to Broadway with Peter Brook himself as its director and acting company CSR. The success he achieves there is massive, and he gets the coveted Tony (which is known to be the award for best of the Oscar equivalent of theatre). Peter Brook decides to make his fourth feature film, preceded by the international critical success he received with Lord of the Flies (1963), his powerful showing of the work of William Goldwing. Brooke never intended to make a simple filmed theatre with a cinematic expression of the play, though it would be a sure formula for success behind the enthusiastic and laudable international reception she achieved (not just with previously stated prizes) and the controversial cloud she managed to create around herself with her postulates among this brash, avant-garde and renewed at the time. On the contrary - with intelligence, exquisite sensitivity and great tino-, he took care to respect his own codes, capabilities, limitations and characteristics of cinema, not necessarily to detract from the dramatic seed of the piece: hence, as good to play as the film, each with its very well-resolved differences of treatment, while at all natural venues the encounters are canceled. The result of the creative enterprise, which brought a true re-creation cinematic, in my opinion, is remembered, perhaps for this reason today it does not feel old - as in the case of many of his contemporaries - and, having just celebrated his fourth decade of life, he has a large part of the current and reality: both for his intellectual, political, philosophical, sociological and existential approaches, and for the picturesque plastic resources on which he is based. For example, the concept developed, theorized and proposed by him, from which he called the empty space, was valued as an avant-garde at the time and which today was accepted and accepted, both in the theatrical staging of many authors, both contemporary and subsequent to the public offering of his concepts, as well as in the formal-air-spatial concept, processed in many films that open their approaches or, in any case, are capitalized. All this, of course, in frank to the larger, increasingly complex and even baroque scenery used in more conventional theatrical or cinematic works, which, therefore, became less and less possible, thanks to the very high, sometimes millionaire costs associated with their simple designs. The advertising motto of the Mexican furniture group sums up with a good synthesis result, which is achieved when it says: It is not a matter of spending, but taste. It is fair to refer to other important elements, such as austerity in former attiroes oropelescos actors on stage or in large cinematic super-productions, as well as the aesthetics of otredad - in regards to the prevailing and accepted then - in the decision of make-up recharged by aura and primitive chromatism and is present especially in the Marat/Garden - as it was previously produced in the aforementioned Lord of the Flies-present in the case of the members of the choir and comparsas, which boast whimsical traces of high contrast of chromatism, which evokes the circus and carnival couples that mute from the simple make-up Treatment to some extent dragonfly - never losing a certain sense of taste - manages to direct the viewer to the ray dimensions to really ancestors and primitive; to the elements buried in the pantheon of human history that their genetic memory of man is preserved alive and sleeping; to what marked a man in the early eras with nuances very typical of the incredible, though always disturbing and mysterious. The genius of the film is not the result of unique fatherhood, but the resulting synergistic connection, both harmonic and explosive, at least six converged ways of capital in the achieved synthesis of joint results, achieved by the film: origin, the aforementioned works, written by the Marquis of Sada (who was born in 1740 and died in 1814 and, as necessary in the body of the film itself, he was a guest in the legendary French prison La Bastille for seven eternal years: only one-eighth of his life), during the last eleven years of his life and was destined to be interpreted by the mentally ill Charenton. then the path of salvation and reprofiling, which stems from the nature of the works the Marquis has already described, made by Peter Ulrich Weiss, with intellectual organization and contributions that lead to a truly original and own concept from what has been done, whose artistic decision extends everywhere intellectual poignancy, comprehensive analytical-critical potential, knowledge of the cause and corrosive black humor that shows its dominance when formulated it is easy to say that even naturally, the opposition of antagonistic thesis of the respective symbols of the time is represented, such as that of Jean-Paul Marat (born in Switzerland in 1743, by physical profession, connotated encyclopedist, and then a passionate leader during the French Revolution (which, however, and not a few barbarisms that were committed in his course, using the maddened public executions using the recent invention of the guillotine, marked before and after in history, as part of his privileged crop means that the former neighbor of a certain community, region or country, from the achievements of this political-social movement, acquires the ranks of the which has not necessarily led to a better defeat in the luck and quality of life of the large majority population, as since the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and unfortunately it continues to occur in our day) and the noticeably nihilistic position that the Marquis de Sade assumes and recruits, which certainly positions itself better in the competition regarding the approaches and positions encountered with Marat at various points in the film when it happens. Both are undoubtedly associated with a kind of cursed image in the annals of world philosophy and literature, although the Marat/Garden opens the door to a fair review if such qualifications correspond to them fully and forever, given their undoubted lights, life and collaboration. But, well ... The third avenue of the capital I mentioned above is peter Brook's otherwise valuable and decisive contribution, in a very different formal, structural and many other areas in which he not only participates, holds and concierts, but opens the floodgates of how much a magnificent actor, artistic and technical group that is involved in the final decision of the film that we, for so long, and in others we also suffer can bring. In addition to what stems from the acting contributions of the members of the Royal Shakespeare Company who are involved, with its brilliant and inspired performance and in which the characteristics of , and shine in a special way, such as the Marquis of the Garden, Jan-Paul Marat and Charlotte Corday (lover of the last youth and who in real life, I insist, was the one who killed her previously beloved in 1793), respectively. Another of the capital's avenues as a result of the work are the sources of inspiration in Brooke's joint artistic proposal, really present at the Marat/Sade. Wikipedia on the Internet defines, in particular, the following: what can be seen from the experimental theatrical theories of Jeji Grotovsky (equivalent to the number, I add, to those ofand the American acting studio in the most glorious moments), as well as the suggestions of Berthold Brecht, Meyerhold, Antonin Artaud (I will add again: especially when it comes to his research in Dadaism and, of course, in the Theatre of Cruelty), as well as in the works of Stuart Davis about the teachings and practices of G.I. Gurdjieff , the only philosopher and theoper , his magnificent, fascinating and mysterious encounters with famous men). No more donya Vicky, goal. The sixth and final prospectus of capital combines choreographic and musical solutions that generally refer to the characteristic styluses of conventional musical comedy (starting with the fact that, far from comedy, its foundations of dominance and grazing work at hand are those of the drama). Based on the foregoing, it is time to focus more on the argument-themed body at hand, created with merit as a true paradigm of creations that involve the realization of a work in which the occasional development of other work, although in this case suddenly come interacting vessels between them, which give greater freshness to the treatment and rhythm of action, which knows how to combine the pause, achieving the ideal pace in the result. Director of the Charenton Health Centre (which actually exists for a long time in England), Monsieur Culmeier (Clifford Rose), engages in a head with the viewer that what happens next is an image of a work written and directed by the Marquis de Sade (Patrick Magee), in which they will face the positions and arguments of the Marquis himself and one of the ideological and political architects of the French Revolution, the encyclopedist Jean Paul , during the last days of his life and in that, despite being unable to mobilize himself an incurable disease at a time that gradually destroys it and is confined to the bathroom, he continues to generate messages of encouragement to inspire the bloody revolutionary movement that has championed for years in free territory. The historical period, which includes work, is fifteen years between 1793 and 1805, some of which occurred after the assassination of Marat in 1793. The work should be staged - precisely the medical director-lead - taking on stage a spacious hall designed for the daily care of the Inmates of the Center and will be presented to illustrate the kindness of the therapeutic methods that are used there to achieve the best possible rehabilitation of patients, in this case through their direct involvement as actors of the theatrical part written to be represented by them. This is aimed at maintaining and, if possible, making more generous contributions to the institution of a wealthy new lady (played by John Hussey) who is accompanied by her daughter. Only on an anecdotal stew, at the same time, that what is said here, too, happened in real life: in the last eleven years of life the true, historical and contradictory Marquis de Sad (as items were previously appointed) wrote various works designed to be represented by the tenants of Charenton. After that the continuum is deployed, in which the kingdom is something that ideas, without detract from anything in plastic-visual-kinetics, with masterful treatment with the scene changes in the same empty space in which everything happens and in which everything is not left on the auditory plane, just to maintain the function of very interesting thesis and confrontations, and enriched by songs of intelligent and successful inscription bill, as well as melodies generated by instruments, a little, a little. The resulting significance of this effort is that pleasant songs are never forced to attend (as happens in many musical comedies, including memorable Love without barriers) and occur in harmony, managing to establish the friendly bridges of interscene storytelling. But also the Marat/Garden, like Peter Weiss's original dramatic decision, has virtues that make it biased for those who may feel attacked - with and for no reason - certain irreverent, present in its only part, such as the prayer of the blasphemous hues led by, during the French Revolution, in the real world and with a historically proven existence, he was known as the renegade Catholic priest Jean Ru (Robert Langdon Lloyd) or the theft of the text of La Marseillase by a group of actors on stage, as a sardonic mockery of the inspiring and architect of this memorable script: in the bloody struggle of the years in order, in particular, once the waters were appeased and in the midst of national restoration, the French people will be seen with sympathy and support. as well as the expansionist champion of the empire, declaring war and conquering many nations with his mighty army. Weiss's sense of ridicule is better understood as this version of the text of the beautiful French hymn, if the aforementioned and other inconsistencies in which this people who erected blood during their revolution sewer cities and furrows of the countryside suffered in their history, so that the monarchs will never be elevated to their territory ... only very few then, to come out with someone who supports the exact opposite, with a hanging behavior that oscillates between schizophrenic and frankly funny (to say the least), except that this fascination with napoleonic figure again meant countless deaths and new baths of blood, both in rage and within the country. As Marat notes sometime in the film in 1808, when he talks about the people who followed him in his slogans: They will never get rid of the past; they will never understand the social eavesdropping they find themselves in. Such irreverence and freedom with themes and questions that some consider to be untouchable in the end of qgt; and motivate the rejections of a moment in the minds of some viewers. If these transits are overcome, I repeat, the reward is really great, for Weiss, catapulted by the original spirit Sade plays, does all fit within a reasonable, reasonable approach in which the squat of certain ideas and commandments makes them appear as they are: with the limitations and disadvantages that accompany the institutions and beliefs that people have built for themselves over the centuries. Therefore, we are part of a true, unrasted and powerful game of consciousness that leads to thoughtful and deep approaches, from staging in a colorful abundance of rare, but also with most of the universal expressions through which the human condition manifests itself. This despicable artistic and intellectual achievement is not achieved, in my opinion, with the full use of the air conditioning of freedom, which opens in the interstitials of what we describe as madness. While he understands this, it's just crazy people who play other people's voices and approaches... that really existed and that, by its actions and postulates, there are indelible traces in history. So in this and other senses, Marat/Garden, a work that pulsates with three barbaric creative hearts such as the Marquis, Peter Weiss and Peter Brook, acrisola and potency made and truth in a mad voice and body. The effect of this is equivalent to what is achieved, with a few strokes, good caricatures on the political pages of newspapers, while they are already, with their expressiveness, editorial in itself, season the gifts of grace and the timely emergence that knows how to say something to those we contemplate them. And, of course, to understand how she does what she does and achieves the film's approach that we comment on, part of her strength stems not only from herself, but also from calling on stage what she's facing (come on, she uses the so-called law of judo, in which the basic thing is to use force the other way around, not just her confrontation with her own). This is important.and understand this, because what has been considered in the course of the work, not the minutiae, but some of the major pillars on which the Western civilization in which we continue to participate ourselves in our day was built. What is revised in the work also puts in crisis the dubious foundations of the diverse typology of totalitarian systems that various balloon societies have suffered for millennia and which, again, continue to have a vigorous presence today that refers to what is called communist, capitalist, expressions of so-called socialism (not all known and current) and, of course, neoliberals ... But since neither the film nor the play can aspire to the ultimate fullness, especially when Weiss-Brooke chooses an ending that oscillates between what is happening and the open work that will be completed for itself in its reach by the viewer himself, the film adores resources (it's at hand), such as the fantastic processing between Jungian and Levi- Straussian easy to spot perrenes characters in different courses of human history type Poor will always remain poor The choir is present in several excerpts of the show; power-wassalage relations in various bundles of human formation (almost from the allied origin of our species in an episode of partaguas of the French Revolution, with final glimpses today in everyday life in 2006); then, as the enjoyment of sex and other pleasures typical of a decent quality of life is noticeably favored in times when collective abundance is enjoyed and when kotos between classes are adequately and accepted are well limited, through various measures of political power to preserve them, etc. (and it is not a question to say only : Nothing is the case, so Diosito, but to participate in the evidence of this that it happened so many times between very different human societies in times, culture or continent ...). These and other reasons confirm what points to the beginning of this article, who its headings: you need to know and experience with an open heart and the least possible prejudices in order to, after life in its entirety, to draw each of its own conclusions with the foundation. If not, you run the risk of getting stuck halfway and evaluating this work only in terms of anecdotal and despising its nectar so full of lights of better intelligence, and that without creating it much (another sensible solution more than its creator), take things with humor, shovel deployment that art and intelligence beyond the average offer on a tray to make our own ragweed. I insist that it's all in a playful, colorful setting, The mobility in which they play well with the dimensions of space-time and destroy their boring linear continuity when institutionalized and diss intersect may be exposed as a salvation from what was once banished from the lives of many who, in one of them, have not even realized that someone has disfigured their spheres or is responsible for creating an effective and secretive mechanism of anesthesia on their conscience. In the internet search engine from which I went to provide me with additional information to which I already had other sources about Peter Brook and Marat / Garden, I was surprised to see the true universal status of this creator and his work because they were needed for consultation ... But, as they say, he only reaps the benefits of a good seed that sowed his search, suggestion, passion and work created in the theater, film and opera. Your Marat/Garden is a good sample of the button of it, so masterful and impactful: forty years ago, today and always. (And nothing: I conclude, leaving in the inkwell other aspects of the analysis from which this masterpiece can be commented, but the article knew more than enough degree, so I leave the approach here)... Sheet. Marat/Sade. England, 1966. Address: Peter Brook; Screenplay and adaptation of poems: Adrian Mitchell, from a play written by Peter Weiss, whose original title translates as: The Pursuit and Murder of Jean-Paul Marat, in the person of the prisoners of the seek refuge Of Charenton under the direction of the Marquis de Sade; Translated from German to English: Jeffrey Skelton; Photograph: David Watkin Music by Patrick Gowers and Richard Peasley; Published by Tom Priestley; C: Patrick Magee (Marquis of Sada), Ian Richardson (Jean-Paul Marat), Glenda Jackson (Charlotte Corday), Michael Williams (Master/Director of Asylum), Robert Langdon Lloyd (Jacques Roux), Clifford Rose (Mr. Kulmayer), Freddie Jones (Cucurucu), Hugh Sullivan (Cocol), John Hussey (rich new lady), William Morgan Sheppard (Mad Animal), Jonathan Byrne (Polpoch), Jeannette Landis (Rossignol), John Steiner (Mr. Duper), James Mellor (schoolteacher), among others. Running time: 116 minutes. Marat/Sade is credited with various confessions, both in the quality of theatrical work and in the expression of his film. In the first field, he was recognized as the best production of the Royal Shakespeare Company in London; Then got the coveted New York Tony. As a film, Peter Brook (along with Robert Bresson for Mouchette) was different from the Silver Liston in 1969 by the Italian National Union of Film Critics and, in the same year, received Special offer at the Locarno International Film Festival. Both the staging and screening were directed by Peter Brook. THE DIRECTOR'S BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE. PETER STEPHEN PAUL BROOK was born on March 21, 1925, in London, England. He studied at the Westminster School, Gresham School and the University of Oxford, where he graduated from the Faculty of Arts. He made his debut in 1945 in Birmingham, after it was discovered by Barry Jackson. At the age of twenty, he edited his first plays. From 1947 to 1950 he was director of the Royal Opera House. In the 1950s he was the headliner of several theatre productions in the UK, various European countries, and the United States. In 1962 she returned to Stratford, England as soon as she resumed activities, after a time out of work, the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), which she headed during the sixties and early 1970s and oversaw several successful productions for her. In 1971 he founded and headed the International Centre for Theatre Studies in Paris. Throughout this wide period, and then, he develops a wide and purposeful creative work in the field of theater, film and opera. The article, which is titled Sacred Theatre on the Internet, originally initially using only Telemakel's initials E.I., states: Peter Brook's direction criterion (in the above aspects of art, acto) is one of the most dazzling and influential contemporary theatre. His greatest successes consist of various productions of Shakespeare's plays; his experience with the Teatro de la Cruelldad (actively promoted by Antonin Artaud, supplement) culminated in the Marat/Garden (1964); and the production of Mahabharata. Peter Brook integrates the theatrical creation with thoughtful impulse. So he created a variety of works where he tries to think about the meaning of the veins that pass through a theatrical event. And still the date. Since he was at the helm of the CSR, four of his productions have been recognized as the best production of the year: with King Lear, 1962, Marat/Sad, 1964, USA, 1966 and for the production of Summer Night Dream in 1971. In the realm of his personal theatrical proposal, there is indeed before and after the publication of his very interesting book Empty Space, became known in 1969 and which was decisive in the concept of, exactly, an empty space compared to the great landscape, in which there is a new spatial and relationship concept between actors and spectators of work (the theatrical space of Polyumfor cultural Siqueiques, is a good example, among other Mexichonian theaters in the application of The Brookings Institution), as well as Innovative elements of the scene - otherwise refreshing from the scene and that came to stay - with support in fabrics, colors, lights and makeup. All this is in the line of avant-garde expression, which, however paradoxical, returns to the primitive, to the search for meaning beyond the truths that lie (as one of his brilliant works was created by the great Umberto Eco), to the expression of the sacred through theatre or cinema, in a way that can be returned to us even forgotten primitive societies - or self-preservation - of Mayan civilization and its progress. Without the flaws of Peter Brook's avant-garde theatrical/film offerings, they are notable formal influences, the method and treatment of experimental theatre offerings raised by the truly elderly in the pantheon of world art, such as Jeji Grotowski, Berthold Brecht, Antonin Artaud, Meyerhold, and Stuart Davies's work on the enigmatic and fascinating theorem (for reference) he continued his quest for a primal sense, back in the modern era, in films such as his amazing and magnificent Lord of the Flies (1963), in which, from the eponymous novel nobel prize in literature by William Goldving, he recounts a shipwrecked boat that is passed on to a group of children in which adults die, and only they manage to survive on a desert island, with no hope of help. This process shows how children of acceptable good education begin to turn into a kind of primitive horde, with painted faces and skin, group rites and symbols of power that are imposed, all of which somehow confirms the budget from which he develops an argument and a scenario of an otherwise interesting altered state (Changed States, 1970) by Ken Russell is that, through experiments with psychotropic substances present in the ceremonial rites of natives of northern Mexico, an American scientist manages to produce regressions in the genetic evolution that preserves his DNA, resulting in him a relationship worthy of a human hunter when he has not yet developed the technology necessary for production. Brooke's work, with its characteristic power, refers to the somewhat irrational instinctive burden we all carry with us, at the very core of our human nature. A worthy representative of his theatrical proposal - very separately, I insist, his much-achieved cinematic rest - Marat/Garden, the truth the film has got among the best films in the world, since this art exists. There are other interesting works in short which gestated (13 titles) in space half a century since he started as the film's author. To that end, I suggest reviewing your filmography of the unwrapped forward lines and the culmination of this delivery. In addition to numerous awards, awards and awards featuring Peter Brook and his work, the English creator received the 1965 Award as Commander of the British Empire, and in 1998 the Honor Company award. At the time of his 81 years, he continues to relentlessly expand the horizons of his universal creative heritage. Filmography. 1953 Opera Beggar. 1960 Moderateo Cantabile. 1963 Lord of the Flies. 1966 Marat/Garden. 1967 Trip of Valkyrie. 1968 Tell me a lie. 1970 King Lear (King Lear). 1979 Encounters with wonderful men. 1979 Mesure pour mezur. 1982 La Cerisay. 1983 Tragedy Carmen (La Tragodi de Carmen). 1989 Mahabharata. 2002 The Tragedy of Hamlet. He also directed countless plays and operas, many of which were successful and award-winning. He is the author of three books of paramount importance to the first of them: Empty Space, 1964; Displacement point, 1988; and The Open Door, 1995. Luis Arrieta Erdogan Erdogan

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