"The Crucible" is a serious and atmospheric work of the times, it occasionally attracts the attention of the audience. Director Nicholas Hytner's rhetorical pace and road film techniques have turned the film's story into a two-pronged moral plot. The role played by Daniel Michael Blake Day-Lewis is a model of smoldering masculinity, not a person who fights against a fierce inner demon, so there is not much room for expression of ambiguity and psychological complexity, and not much directness. Political significance.
The photographer chose to shoot on the unspoiled Goat Island near Massachusetts, which vividly evokes the harsh beauty of the New England coast. In rough wooden houses, plain clothes and Spartan churches, designers and costume designers conveyed the rugged simplicity of Puritan life. The film reiterated the importance of defending the truth, not betraying a friend
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