Polanski once said: "I like the shadows in movies, but the shadows in life are not." Roman Polanski's film focuses on exploring human loneliness and the struggle and helplessness in the face of the big social environment, a 9 A year-old child has to face all kinds of similar life pressures and moral dilemmas imposed on him by the society. Even today's experienced adults may not be able to relax in such a dilemma, free from the moral bottom line and Between money, vanity, and social censure. Many of us, for the so-called bottom line of society, have lost ourselves and are living on the edge of pain. Our hearts are like broken egg yolks without sustenance.
The beginning of the film comes out of the old-fashioned prints and illustrations of Dickens’ novels. The film’s scene, layout, and character positioning are very British. It has both British-style old-fashioned and British-style gentleman demeanor. Oliver Pushster’s Fearful Poverty House Experience, the fat-eared elders of the poverty-stricken home council, condescendingly taught poor little Oliver, "My child, what's wrong with you, your face is scared." The supervisor in the poverty-stricken home plans to call Oliver When entrusted to the terrible man in black who cleaned the chimney, the director of the slum house asked Oliver sympathetically, "You are kind to him, he urgently needs care." The director's funny look, old British dress, civilized rod, Gao Yaner's hat, courteous on the outside, is in fact an unforgettable and profound recognition of the society's hierarchy of rich and poor. It presents a pair of British 19th-century worlds to the audience, allowing the audience to experience a despicable elegance and secularity.
Little Oliver appeared in golden wheat fields outside London, appeared in cruel shops under the rule of the coffin shop owner’s wife, appeared in the bustling streets of London, appeared in the villa of the kind gentleman, appeared in the courtroom ruled by the neurotic sheriff, Xiao Under the leadership of Polanski, Oliver has experienced the world of London. Little Oliver symbolizes the twists and turns of each of us in childhood, or the innocence lurking in our numb hearts, the evil and good people in the movie. , The villain, the servant master who is loyal to the social hierarchy, symbolizes the contemptible traditional concepts in our daily life, those who gain ambitions after the satisfaction of money, rights, and desires, those who hold their elbows everywhere, and the cowardice and inner hesitation .
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