Le Salaire de la Peur aka Wages of Fear written by Georges Aranud and Henri Georges Clouzot, directed by the latter was The 1953 Winner of The Grand Prize of the Festival de Cannes, The Golden Berlin Bear, The BAFTA for Best Film from any source, and it is one of The New York Times’ Best 1,000 Movies Of All Time – you find thousands of notes on films from The NYT 1,000 and other web pages on my blog https://realinibarzoi.blogspot.com/2025/09/do-you-have-any-feedback.html and YouTube channel where my macaws are exuberant
Le Salaire
de la Peur aka Wages of Fear written by Georges Aranud and Henri Georges
Clouzot, directed by the latter was The 1953 Winner of The Grand Prize of the
Festival de Cannes, The Golden Berlin Bear, The BAFTA for Best Film from any
source, and it is one of The New York Times’ Best 1,000 Movies Of All Time –
you find thousands of notes on films from The NYT 1,000 and other web pages on
my blog https://realinibarzoi.blogspot.com/2025/09/do-you-have-any-feedback.html and YouTube channel where my macaws are
exuberant
10 out of 10
Martin
Seligman https://realinibarzoi.blogspot.com/2025/07/from-book-that-opened-way-for-positive.html is the co-founder of Positive
Psychology, it is interesting that he came up with the idea as he was grumpy, a
bit abrasive with his daughter, then he realized too much attention had been
given to the negative side
He has
listed the character strengths and you find them on his site, one of them is
courage, in fact, there are a few groups: courage, humanity, transcendence,
temperance, justice, wisdom, and then they each subdivide: Wages of Fear seems
to be mainly about Courage, though it is also about resilience, humanity, and
the other traits
I have seen
this film again, last night, just as Spain started its match against Belgium, I
remember seeing it when I was a teenager, the feature is now 73 years old, and
being shaken by the tension, the remarkable plot, which is less overwhelming
now, when they have these better techniques to suggest impending calamity
Yves Montand
https://realinibarzoi.blogspot.com/2025/08/jean-de-florette-by-marcel-pagnol-and.html was one of the greatest thespians of
all time, in Salaire de la Peur he has the leading role of Mario Livi, a rather
dishonorable individual, to begin with, he is loitering in this destitute
village in South America, where there are no jobs…
Hence, they
have to take Wages of Fear; he is very mean to this young woman, Linda, though
his defenders would insist that the time, context made it banal, these macho
men would all act like that, indeed, the owner of this bar where Linda worked
may have forced her into sex work, aside from abusing her himself
Mister Jo
arrives in this godforsaken place, and he projects of image of strength, notwithstanding
the fact that he has almost no money – the whole picture is mostly scary, but
there are some surreal scenes, with that disintegrating taxi, going though
small ponds of mud, the multitude of beggars, homeless, unemployed people
‘Where there
is oil, the Americans are nearby’ https://realinibarzoi.blogspot.com/2025/05/the-trump-tapes-by-bob-woodward-author.html and there is this camp, associated
with fossil fuels, they have to get nitroglycerine to some extraction point,
where they have a big fire, and increasing losses, ergo this special mission
They need to
get four drivers, for two trucks, one is there in case the other explodes, and
the Wages are incredible, for the time and place, two thousand dollars, only
the danger is overwhelming , the nitroglycerine may blow up at any movement,
this is an exceptional motion picture, made me think of Aristotle https://realinibarzoi.blogspot.com/2025/07/the-100-most-influent-philosophers-of.html
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