"Looking for a Child and Encountering Fairy" is a tear-jerking drama from the beginning to the end. Anyone who has watched this film will have their tear ducts out of control by its extremely sensational charm. Although there are only two roles in the film, one big one and one small one, the emotional interaction between the two masters is mobilized by Chaplin so precise and full of dramatic sparks. From the overlapping montages of Charlotte after being "adopted", to the gentle display of the plot of Charlotte’s “backfeeding”, from a photo of a young abandoned baby woman falling into the fireplace, to the tears of Charlotte being taken away Fei, Chaplin's entry point for the film's humanistic care and his ability to control the mood of the film can be vividly expressed in just 68 minutes. (The)
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2021-11-19 08:01
Extended Reading
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Shannon 2022-03-27 09:01:06
The little boy is super super cute~ Good! I named him the cutest child actor in movie history! Chaplin currently loves this one~
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Martina 2021-11-19 08:01:44
Touching, sincere, and delicate, while humor is placed in the position of serving other themes; at the same time, Chaplin also used montage as a tool to set off the atmosphere: when the child was taken away by the police, the struggle of the tramp and the cry of the child A great editing and performance; but the double shadow of Christ who began to bear the cross and the dream of encountering a fairy at the end seem incompatible with the film itself.
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A Tramp: Awkward ass.
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A Tramp: Put the quarter in the gas meter.