Recenzja Blow up

Blowup is a 1966 British-Italian art film directed by Michelangelo Antonioni. The greatest film stars who are playing in this production are: David Hemmings, Vanessa Redgrave, Sarah Miles, John Castle, and Jane Birkin.
David Hemmings who plays disillusioned photographer Thomas, is taking a break from work. Strolling through a local park with camera in hand he is casually taking pictures. He espies a couple in amorous embrace and takes a series of photographs of them. The woman, Jane played by Vanessa Redgrave is Not satisfied and demands that Hemmings give her the photos. He blows her off and leaves the park.
David returns to his home and studio . Jane tries to seduce him in an attempt to procure the film but Hemmings gives her a different roll of film instead.
After Jane departs Hemmings heads to his dark room to develope the film of the couple in the park. One photo in particular interests him. He begins blowing up different segments of the photo to discover a figure with a pistol hidden in the bushes. A subsequent photo blown up shows an apparent body lying on the grass.
Hemmings returned to the park where he discovers the corpse of the gent that he saw with Jane. Hemming Does not know what to do and meanders through a wild rock concert featuring music legends Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck of the Yardbirds and a subsequent party at his friends house.
Hemmings awakens the next morning and returned to the park. He finds that the corpse is no there.
I am not a film student. I don’t watch movies to gain some deep philosophical insight. I am try to open minded, however, and do not restrict my movie going experience to the latest film that Hollywood is churning out. Michelangelo Antonioni was trying to make a commercial abstract film. Not enough of either to make this a success
I viewed ‘Blowup’ twice. The film was more enjoyable with the help of the commentary. Although even the commentator couldn't explain me the mimes, propeller or antique shop. Am I glad I saw it? Yes. No way to see it again.