What is a little declaration of independence?
Explaining the timeline to the audience through the collapse of the cardboard like a domino, a very good camera language in the silent film era
In a telephoto lens, little Johnny came up from the crowd, and when he learned that his father was bad, he gave a close-up shot. It was a good shot.
The combination of the psychedelic city reflection in the mirror and the perfect multiple exposures, coupled with the footage that continues to advance from the bottom of the building, expresses how challenging the bustling city is for 21-year-old Johnny.
And the deep shot from the window of the building took the audience to a grand office, and we found Johnny working in the crowd through the stretching of the lens, a classic shot in film history
We are individuals living in a crowd, and we are part of a crowd
After the death of his daughter in a car accident, the male protagonist reminds passersby to be quiet by the window, classic clip
The crowd will always be happy with you, but will only be sad with you for a while
Simple yet superb lens language
Finally, from the close-up view of the protagonist to a large panorama of the theater, each of us wants to be separated from the crowd and become the most unique one, but we finally belong to the crowd.
As long as you don't give up in your ordinary life, there will be miracles.
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