"A Clean Well-Lighted Place" by Ernest Hemingway
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2015
- "A Clean Well-Lighted Place" by Ernest Hemingway. Produced by the School of the Art Institute of Chicago Video Department and Rita and Robert Morton; director, Allan Siegel. Starring Nathan Davis, Juan Ramirez and Raul Esparza.
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Only short story i read in college that i truly loved and identified with.. was great to watch the characters i imagined come to life! Awesome job
Thank you for uploading.
Almost verbatim of the original Hemingway short story. We studied it in depth in a college course I took, back in the 1980s. It's arguably the best example of existential short fiction ever written.
i read the story many times and watch this video many times and still enjoy very much.
it was abou what please ?
Fricking insanely awesome... I just read this today.. for first time. This piece is so deep, even I am not sure I grasp all of it. ..... I have been there... overseas, alone... in a bar, but never mentally where this man is. Lord have mercy this is incredible!
Read this story in college,it became one of my all time favorites!!
Beautiful adaptation of the story.
Beautiful little film.
Its beautiful!
That was brilliant.
Beautiful
THANK YOU FOR THIS GREAT PRESENTATION OF THIS STORY---BY CHICAGO NATIVE EARNEST HEMMINGWAY! I THINK THE SET CAPTURED THE ERA AS WELL, AND GAVE IT A KIND OF EDWARD- HOPPERIAN ISOLATION (HOPPER WAS ALSO OF THE ERA). I'VE TRAVELED TO OVER 60 COUNTRIES WORLDWIDE AND BEEN TO JUST ABOUT EVERY MAJOR MUSEUM. MY FAVORITE, BY FAR, IS YOUR MUSEUM IN CHICAGO. I WAS FORTNUNATE TO HAVE SEEN THE RENE MAGRITTE EXHIBIT TWO YEARS AGO, AND MAGRITTE AND DADA/SURREALISM WAS ALSO VERY MUCH OF THE SAME ERA AS HEMMINGWAY, REFLECTING THE SURREAL, ANCHORLESS MODERNISM IN SOCIETY AFTER THE GREAT WAR. AND INDEED, WE HEAR THAT SENTIMENT IN THE EXISTENTIALIST BABBLING OF THE LORD'S PRAYER IN THIS STORY. ALSO I SEE THIS STORY AS A FORESHADOWING OF HEMMINGWAY'S OWN DESPAIR, LATER IN LIFE, AS AN OLD MAN, WHICH UNFORTUNATELY DID END IN SUICIDE.
Awesome work
A required read in college. Glad to see this video.
الله ايام الكلية ذكريات جميلة
اول قصة اطلع عليها في قسم الترجمة المرحلة الاولى
Stan Lee did a great job as the old man
Whoa, this comment didn't age well! Stan Lee has passed.
@@edwardgaines6561 Everybody passes away
جماعة الترجمة والاداب انكلش منورين :3
نورك حبي الله يسعدك
نورك 😂
😂😂😂حي الله
The story is one of Papa's best, but if you want to see the soul of a drinker on film, watch:
*The Legend of the Holy Drinker (1988) - long bar scene.* UA-cam.
Andreas (Rutger Hauer) is alone in the cafe on a rainy night, rather like the cafe in the rue Mouffetard which Hemingway described in the opening page of *A Moveable Feast*.
Why does the young waiter take 10 awkward seconds to answer haha. Almost humorous
I don't understand :)
The old man is afraid at his old age, sad and downtrodden. He drinks outside to be outside and forget a bit. The young man is full of confidence and has a life, a girl at home. The older barkeep and the young one discuss different views of the old man’s life. The older barkeep walks alone at night and recites a made up prayer to himself essentially about how it’s all silly and going downhill it seems. He visits another bar where no one there is that hospitable to hun either and the bar isn’t a clean, well-lighted place. He tries to sleep at night and convinces himself it’s only insomnia “many must have it”. In fact, this is just the way of life, he will be the old man soon, the young barkeep will be him, life goes on.
Hi, everybody, who is the laday narrator at the begining of the story?
Why is there no Arabic translation?
wtf that cup so szmol 😭😭
Barba
+Abigail Ruiz !!!! Law&Order SVU???? the Barba???
Okay, tell me boys and girls what is the meaning in this story? Anyone? Maybe someone in the back…yes?
The translation is all wrong
translation from what
@@jonah4958 the young waiter's lines are reversed, so are the older waiter's lines.
@@arturosilva4219 Only some of them are. I just read it, and this is fairly accurate to the text.
This is bullshit Im having to do this in English
Ya I can understand it's about loneliness but the story is not so good and there is nothing so much as like many people are saying it a masterpiece
Trash
This is very boring
you are too young to understand
@@3soapmw He will come to learn that not every film needs firearms or explosions to be captivating. We all grow out of it.
You are the literal representation of the young waiter in the film lmao
I'm having to watch this shit in English too bro.