Tess Comments

Jeffry 2022-03-24 09:03:20

#filmlighting#Light processing of fog scenes. The fog in the day scene is generally not illuminated by artificial light, and backlighting is often used when shooting to increase the spatial depth of the fog. The longer the focal length of the lens, the denser the fog, and the shorter the lens, the lighter the fog. Fog at night should be illuminated artificially, and should be illuminated with high-intensity, long-distance, parallel...

Aron 2022-03-24 09:03:20

#filmlighting#Light processing of fog scenes. The fog in the day scene is generally not illuminated by artificial light, and backlighting is often used when shooting to increase the spatial depth of the fog. The longer the focal length of the lens, the denser the fog, and the shorter the lens, the lighter the fog. Fog at night should be illuminated artificially, and should be illuminated with high-intensity, long-distance, parallel...

Shannon 2022-03-24 09:03:20

It was supposed to be a dog-blood love triangle, but the director gave it the texture of an oil painting. The torture of freedom and the whipping of love make people neither hate nor love. In Tess' life, there was no choice. It's hard to choose bravely, and it's just tossing it in the palm of the man. Later, she wanted to break through the darkness and ran away with her husband at the cost of killing her lover. I thought that I would meet love in the rest of my life. Unexpectedly, it was love...

Ona 2022-03-24 09:03:20

Golden Strawberry: "The sigh rises like the morning fog." This sentence in "The Tale of Genji" seems to be made for Tess: Natasha Kinski wakes up in the whispers of the police, surrounded by paintings The mist of the tone, it turned out that the scenery inside and outside the room could not be seen, and only half of my life could be seen. The red dress on her body is a bit more bleak and scarlet than Paris, Texas. She interprets two sad stories under the lens of Polanski and Wenders. The...

Sonya 2022-03-24 09:03:20

I don't like Tess, Polanski girls are always witches, I'm just a farmer, Angel is like Van Gogh,...

Garry 2022-03-23 09:03:04

[Supplementary Standard] DVD Collection, Blu-ray Collection Characters) (Actor) (Voice Actor) Tess Deborah... Natasha Kinski... Liu Guangning Angie Claire... ... Peter Firth... Tong Zirong, Yale Deb... Leigh Lawson... Qiao Zhen Dairy Hire Liz... Susannah Hamilton... Wang Jianxin Tess's father John Deb... John Colin... Mrs. Beeke Deb... Rosemary Martin... . Mr. Susie Claire... David Markham... Mrs. Clare Dai Xuelu... Pascal de Boessen... Dairy owner Zhao Shenzhi Crick...Fred Bryant.....Gavin...

Jeremy 2022-03-23 09:03:04

I really like the visuals of the film, a touch between Pre-Raphaelite and French...

Angie 2022-03-23 09:03:04

Although "To Sharon" is still a tragedy of darkness, suspense and contradiction, it is unexpected that Polanski also has a peerless side. The classical style of photography, from indoor scenes to large panoramas, shows a variety of gorgeous, beautiful but not overwhelming. Still cold and restrained in his bones, Kinski is really perfect, unhurriedly unfolding a character's life in three hours (the first half is exactly the same as Griffith's "Lady...

Ryleigh 2022-03-23 09:03:04

Simply perfect. The details are meticulous, not a single superfluous shot, the Victorian country picture scroll. A tragedy is filmed meticulously and without losing its original flavor. The ending is probably the most veiled murder scene of all Polanski's films, and when Alex holds the meat-cutting knife upright in his hand, the audience has a foretaste of what's going to happen next. Moral issues aside, Alex's approach to life is actually quite...

Evangeline 2022-03-22 09:02:40

The picture is as dignified and beautiful as an oil painting, and the mirror movement is exquisite. The symphony soundtrack greatly enriches the inner activities and tragic colors of the movie characters. The actress has excellent appearance and acting skills, which perfectly shows Tess's self-esteem, stubbornness, courage and persistence. . Polanski's film is indeed what it deserves, a classic! Films shot nearly 40 years ago have no sense of...