Roland

About This Movie

So, 'Roland' is quite an intriguing documentary from '94. It dives deep into the life of a man who's really been through the wringer—spending years in prison and making multiple escape attempts. The atmosphere is raw and personal, driven by the dual narratives of Roland and his daughter, which adds a layer of emotional depth. It’s fascinating how he even had a role in Becker’s 'Le Trou,' blurring the lines between his reality and cinematic portrayals. The pacing is reflective, not rushed, allowing you to really absorb his experiences and struggles. The interviews feel intimate, almost like you're eavesdropping on a family conversation about resilience and identity.

Documentary style offers a personal lens. · Dual narrative delivers emotional weight. · Explores themes of escape and identity.