Martin Skosses is known for his unique realistic style, and in movies with biographical themes, he is especially good at The "realism of being alone" undisturbed and unreservedly displays the psychological and spiritual status of the characters before the audience. In other words, his realism does not emphasize objectivity, sociality and history, but penetrates into the spiritual level of the individual, revealing the individual's shortcomings, morbidity, or dark side.
The "realism of being alone" by Skothys has a common approach: the protagonist is alone, facing himself naked (usually in the form of looking in a mirror), without background music whitewashing, close and careful shooting The protagonist’s words and deeds in a solitary environment are described, and these clips sometimes last a long time. The director may edit these realistic images, create repetitive effects, or focus on certain gestures, expressions, eyes, or body parts to strengthen the influence on the audience's perception. In Scorsese's 3 film works "Raging Bull" (Raging Bull), "Taxi Driver" (Taxi Driver) and "Aviator", these examples are many, and they are the most unforgettable Fragment...
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