Past carving time

As one of the founders of the film, Eisenstein’s Ladder of Ossa also carved time forever... The film itself was for the Russian October Revolution for several years. Naturally, it was flooded with ultra-left ideology. The works are similar. Compared with the early left-wing films, the slogans and rituals are more prominent... Editing, but editing things that are not related to the movie itself, to explain more meanings. The flesh of maggots symbolizes a decadent regime. A section of the Ossad ladder pushes the plot to a climax, and the stone lions afterwards symbolize the people. The awakening of these authors, after the audience's interpretation, can resonate strongly...Compared with the early silent films in China, Eisenstein knows how to use music to match the plot, ups and downs, not bad, and the music of Chinese films in the same period It's just used to match, so as not to be boring, and it has almost no practical effect. Eisenstein's grasp of the music is just right. The keynote of the whole movie is just a piece of music, but it is arranged in a patchwork...For the classics, there is only awe, and the movie has another one. The link caused deep thought. Uncharacteristically, the protagonist who called for the revolution soon declared his death. This is contrary to the propaganda film that advocates heroes by ideology. The director’s meaning is that a hero falls. This is the price of revolution, but what is evoked is The awakening of the people, therefore, this film is more about praising the people than individuals. This is also the insistence of the Soviet director who advocated the cult of personality... During the Soviet period, Soviet films were once brilliant, and European films with France at the core. It is evenly divided, but with the invasion of Hollywood and the disintegration of the Soviet Union, what can be comforted is only the time of carving...

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