The 16th movie viewing day is the French film "Police". The director is the cobalt-blue high-pitched actor in "The Fifth Element". The film also plays the role of the photographer. Son.
The film has the temperament of a European film, and the feeling is just two sentences. The narrative is non-linear, let me say that it is relatively broken. There is a saying on the Internet called "networked narrative". Relying on large amounts of information, rather than specific analysis, to model the state of a thing, has a dynamic characterization. Well, if you don't say that, it's side by side. However, I would like to ask why we use "networked" narratives to make movies, shouldn't "networked narratives" belong to the Internet?
Another perception is that this piece is too chatty and chatty. Because there are more cases presented, the description of each case is relatively shallow, and the plot is arranged in a group-like style. To be honest, I didn't see such a strong motive for the last jump. Although it looked refreshing, I didn't understand the logic.
Finally, what I want to say is that technology has been developing in recent years, and many directors are trying new narrative methods, such as this "networked narrative", and the use of VR. Although I don't like these new forms very much, but this This kind of exploration is still very worthy of high fives.
I think the development of the audio-visual language of film is basically the same. It is better to change the medium than to change the form. With technology advancing so fast, movies may soon be a thing of the past.
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