"Ivan's Childhood" is Tarkovsky's debut film in 1962. A lot of metaphors were used in the film. The one that impressed me the most was an old man holding a rooster. In the bridge section, a wooden door with a "squeak" sound appeared in front of the camera, followed by the ruins of a village. From here, it can be seen that the war has caused heavy disasters to the people. Although the film is an old film, there are a lot of metaphorical scenes in it. The composition of the film is also very good, poetic and beautiful, but also reflects the cruel and cold war. There are many shots that use a straight line composition: when the officer and the nurse are running and fighting in the forest, the vertical composition is conducive to showing the prosperity of thousands of trees. The scene is full of vitality, and it is also a diagonal composition. The officer and the nurse are the main subjects. On the corner line, this composition makes the picture no longer too dull, slightly lively, attracts the audience's attention, achieves the effect of highlighting the subject, and also reflects the beauty of love from the side. The big environment in history cannot make us feel empathy in modern times, but a good life is never achieved overnight. The predecessors sacrificed themselves in exchange for the lives of future generations. It is precisely because of these incredible tragic history, our future It will be more beautiful, empathy is very luxurious, and remembering is more precious.
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