theme:
Secrets and truths: injustice and resistance; the world of adults and children; ugly utility and pure ideals; rules and rights. The unspoken rules of the adult world harm children's innocence, use the innocence of the children's world to fight against the hypocrisy and hypocrisy of the adult world, and the rules of the adult world. Powerful discourse against the rules of the adult world with silence. Children spontaneously unite against the "secret rules" of the adult world with courage and determination, intelligence and courage. Children's pursuit of fairness and justice, the pursuit of dreams and equality, everyone has equal rights to pursue dreams, oppose the dogma and mercenary in the adult world, and use innocence and innocence to fight against the turbid thoughts of the adult world.
figure:
①Adult world: With the rules of the adult world represented by teachers, parents, principals, etc., with collective interests overriding individual interests, the choir has become a means for adults to seek personal gain and honor.
②Children's world: Children represented by Sophie use singing, innocence, dreamland, and affection to fight against the hypocrisy and darkness of the adult world.
③Sophie and friends: the image of victims and rebels, the key to the development of the film's narrative. Changes in relationships, closeness of emotions, a few pieces of music and games allow the "secret" to be revealed, the film's reversal and the unfolding of the offensive against the adult world.
Audiovisual:
①Soundtrack: The music on campus is governed by adult rules, and the soundtrack outside the campus is the sound of innocent dreams.
② Feature: On the one hand, the feature highlights the majesty of the teacher, on the other hand, it also highlights the "secret" and resistance of the children.
③ Tone: contrast between cold and warm, highlight
④Sports lens:
props:
①Bracelet: Emotional witness, relationship changes.
②Candy: A means and tool used by teachers to control children, a tool used to confuse and control children.
Scenes:
①School: It represents a space controlled by rules, systems, and adults.
②Playground: A place where children play and play, representing a place of innocence and freedom.
③ Room: The place where two little girls innocently dream.
④Stage: A place to fight against adult rules and dreams.
detail:
①Singing: A symbol of children's innocence and ideals, and also the power and discourse represented by teachers. Teachers use music to exercise hegemony and rules to manipulate children for their own self-interest. The last loud song represents the courage and strength of children, destroying the unspoken rules of the adult world with the most self-song.
Silent Singing: Confronting the Means of Recognizing the Rules of the World.
②Clap hands: Children originally belonged to a united body, implying that children will unite against the darkness of the adult world.
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