"Judou" is a film directed by Zhang Yimou. The story revolves around the two people, Tianqing and Judou. The relationship between the two was supposed to be a nephew and aunt, but it went beyond ethics and became a different relationship!
The use of color runs through the whole chapter. The director's color design, collocation, and rendering of the picture set off the tragic atmosphere. In this article, the blue tone appears, which sets off the mood of melancholy and sadness. As the plot progresses, the yellow tone appears. Qingshan peeks at his aunt taking a bath after returning home, and listens to his aunt's moaning downstairs every night. It is expressed in yellow tones, reflecting the ambiguous atmosphere between the two, and also paving the way for the further development of the relationship between the two. Red represents blood death. In the film, Jinshan died in the red-dyed pool, while Qingshan was being pushed forward. The red-dyed pool and the red-dyed cloth covering him means that his life is about to end, making the audience's emotions go up and down.
Some scenes and actions in the film shocked the audience psychologically, and conveyed some ideas of the director, such as inheriting the lineage, taking the name of the birth date, the funeral seventy-seven forty-nine blocks, the women's festival and a series of pictures all reflect the feudal society's attitude towards people. Bound, the director criticized the ethics and morality of feudal society and revealed the darkness of society with some accustomed pictures. The film takes the dye house as the background and portrays a feudal woman who is unwilling to be bound and has been breaking through the darkness. On the contrary, Tian Qing It was a cowardly person who was bound by feudal etiquette, and eventually led to a tragic end. The characters of the two people were deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and one person thought about it, and he couldn't remember it for a long time.
The darkness can eventually be broken through, and the dawn will also be seen, but the key is whether your hands are bound. The most successful film is that the director uses color, music, and camera language to show the audience a picture of the lives of people in the old society. , hit the heart directly, shocking.
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