Vicious intentions, despicable tactics - Antonioni slowly shakes Fellini's seat in my heart, the director whose real name is the same as me used his viciousness to give me timely feedback. ” to express my current emotions. This emotion is also like a recent experience. It makes me feel the trend of nothingness after witnessing the facts. Of course, nothingness is still relatively abstract, and it can be described as absurd in a more vivid way. One's own feelings, of course, feelings can only exist in the heart.
The first feeling of watching "Zoom" is that it still lacks the core of the story. If you look at the dramatic expressions in the first and last two scenes, it is the protagonist photographer who gave up his right to record the expression of realistic images and entered some kind of nothingness. The essence of photography is explored through the artistic expression of film, and this essence and the emptiness of reality create tension and trigger topic discussions. Putting it in the era when the film was released will create more interpretations. For example, I have seen this from Althusser and Marcuse to interpret European society at that time. From Antonioni's previous love trilogy, the distrust of industrialization and even the accusation, the objective presentation of photographic technology itself with subjective consciousness is more suspicious, and partial enlargement is also the expression of subjective consciousness. Subjectivity is considered absurd and nihilistic in the plot. It seems that if the last absurd tennis game is not accepted, the protagonist will be swallowed up by his self-doubt. Unfortunately, taking the initiative to walk into the absurd is also a kind of self-compensation. engulfed?
Fellini blurs reality with both reality and fantasy. Antonioni's ambition lies in the unpredictability of reality itself. Based on my experience, I think that when the demands of reality itself cannot be fully answered, I should How do you understand it with emotion? If I can't control my emotions, then the previous "The Most Beautiful Thing" review was a narcissistic deception.
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