Worker and Parasite: The People’s Motion Picture
So, my pal Nate and I had the following conversation yesterday on Twitter:
He should have known better.
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0:00 to 42:30: Worker and Parasite wait in the Ration line. There is lamentation.
42:31 to 43:04: Worker and Parasite get one soggy biscuit. Between them.
43:06 to 58:24: Scenes censored by State Film Commission.
58:25 to 1:06:45: Worker is happy to work. Parasite laments.
1:06:46 to 2:18:27: Your guess is as good as mine.
2:18:28 to 2:29:00: Scenes censored by State Film Commission.
2:28:01 to 2:32:45: Return to the Ration Line. Worker sees the State evolving to meet the needs of the People. Parasite laments.
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Man, that’s a really good movie, once you get into it. Well done. 🙂
My assumption is that in Frame 6, Worker and Parasite are having an argument about Hegelianism. And lamenting.
The state would frown on such intellectualism.