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Marlen 2022-04-19 09:01:44
Bystander Qing: Using a third-party perspective to shape the protagonist
Often this third party is an ordinary person, and the protagonist is extraordinary. Use the similarity between the third party and the audience to create a sense of immersion and create suspense.
"A Parting": The Perspective of a Demented Father and the Perspective of a Young Child.
"Roma": At the...
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Kassandra 2022-04-20 09:01:40
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As a historical film, the rare thing about this drama is that it provides a large number of middle and lower-level perspectives, while other dramas are either rare or give a wide angle that everyone suffers, and the focus is on depicting princes and generals. However, despite such a luminous...
Alexander Brooks
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