(Roemer, 264) Instead of portraying worshippers of pagan gods, Kieslowski chose to bring to life the morality of antiquity with simplistic realism that anyone in the audience may relate to. The film brought meaning to the ambiguities that revolve around morality by illustrating them in a father who has more faith in science than in God and in turn how this faith affects his young son...
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The film brought meaning to the ambiguities that revolve around morality by illustrating them in a father who has more faith in science than in God and in turn how this faith affects his young son. However, Kieslowski was not blatant about his depiction of Krzystof. Alternatively, he showed us Krzystof's reliance on the computer which peaked when he used the computer as the dictator of his own son's safety...
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the classical leisure from The Cloud Incidentally, we notice several references in the play to esoteric knowledges (Strepsiades, in dsetroying the Academy, goes on to mock Socrates for "looking to the moon," which had been referenced earlier as one of the characters complained about Athens' calendar being innacurate in regards to the New Moon); Aristophanes would have been aware of these things, and was likely mocking the hypocrisy of the various circles of Athens, especially those who claimed to be "initiated" into deeper mysteries, which Aristophanes is demonstrating to be mere folly in comparison to the reality of these mysteries, namely, the Clouds and the Universe itself...	1 / 125
Athenian Drama It has all the same tell-tale signs of the older Greek comedies cited above, but it also expresses a more refined message to the audience and shows a constant plot in which even the parabasis is pertinent to the work itself...	5 / 1256
Aristophanes Seeking help, the colony sent a request to Corcyra, its motherland, for military intervention. Corcyra however refused to help the Epidamnians in their political struggle, and so the colony went to the city-state of Corinth for assistance...	5 / 1237
Greek Theatre History Some of his famous works include: The knights, The Clouds, The peace, The birds, Lysistrata and The Frogs. Fans of Aristophanes works say that his eleven remaining products prove that as far as wit, humor, invention and skill in the use of language go, Aristophanes has never been surpassed...	2 / 406