Two thousand actors, three hundred years, thirty-five rooms, three symphony orchestras, seven months of rehearsal, one shot. The museum only gave the crew two days, so forty electricians spent 26 hours lighting in 35 rooms, and then German photographer Tillman Batner carried it for more than 90 minutes. The high-definition Sony digital camera weighing more than 30 kilograms completed the shooting of all the images in one go. All I can say is that these guys are too awesome.
In fact, this is not the longest film I have ever seen. I once watched a Porno, a big bed, several bed performers, men and women, taking turns taking turns, a camera standing there honestly, occasionally shifting the angle. The whole film lasts for two hours, without cutting the lens, the original flavor, of course, the most important thing is that it is not boring. Its content is the blatant contempt for spiritual pursuits by several groups of men and women and the ultimate exploration of physical pleasure, and the deconstruction of postmodernism and the anatomy of neo-realism have been realized in artistic techniques. It is the No.1 long shot of the movie I have ever seen.
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