When working with director Pang Haoxiang, he taught me a lot of great drama skills. One of them is to bury a hidden point, so that the audience will not find it, and package it as a joke. In "Sunshine Sisters Amoy", the heroine's grandmother's swearing at the dinner table is a laughing point. Later, the heroine uses her grandma's swear words to pretend to be a fairy, and you will find that it is actually a packaged point.
Also, what I appreciate the most is that Suzy and the heroine are drunk and crying, Suzy said, "I'm sorry I'm too beautiful, I won't be so beautiful in the future..." The audience couldn't help laughing, thinking it was a Humor. And when Suzy was disfigured and the audience really understood the phrase "I'm not that beautiful anymore", they would understand how sad it was. The script of "Sunshine Sisters" is really meticulous.
The best-written character relationship in "Sunshine Sisters" is the relationship between the heroine and Suzy. Girls' Generation, the girl I admire the most, the most beautiful girl, so beautiful with a distance, blurry beauty, and beauty like a symbol. She was neglected by her, reconciled with her, protected by her, and the boy she took away from her crush. When her pure beauty was destroyed, the whole girlhood came to an abrupt end. Everyone's youth ends here. This spot is so good.
There are joys and sorrows in life and a contrast of fate in "Sunshine Sisters": a girl who was loved by her parents when she was a child, grew up and was rubbed by her husband's family; when she was a child, she was determined to be a Miss Korea and was admired by thousands of people, but her mother and daughter were scattered. ; The girl with the strongest vitality when she was a child was the first to leave; the girl who loved fantasies when she was a child was an ordinary housewife. The proportions are just right, which makes people feel embarrassed, but not heartbreaking.
Although "Sunshine Sisters" is a commercial film, there are also political descriptions in the nostalgic atmosphere. The little girls don't know about the country's affairs, but the armed police along the street, the depressing news, the composition (counter-espionage) assigned by the teacher, the elder brother is a democracy fighter... Take these off, and the story is completely true. . I like the scene where the girls help each other the most. The background is the civil rights fighters and the police riots.
Jet lag. I woke up at 6 in the morning, and was so sleepy at 6 in the evening that my head was like being swept up by a cement stick, and my eyes could not be opened. I watched "Sunshine Sisters Amoy" twice in the morning and evening, and I liked it very much. Are we putting too much responsibility on movies? A movie can make people cry, laugh and move, isn't that enough? Don't analyze, just feel!
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