Reminds me of the sad city

Andreanne 2021-12-11 08:01:26

Mark Foster directed the famous work, and Halle Berry was crowned as the double queen of Berlin and Oscar. 1. The first 1/3 focused on death penalty execution and father-son conflicts, and the second 2/3 were love stories between death row prisoners’ wives and death sentence executioners. The common bereavement and pain brought together two people who should not share the same sky. The issue of racial discrimination and the severely alienated father-son relationship run through the film. 2. Halle Berry’s queen is not low in gold content. The hospital scene, the crying and laughing at home, and the ending of the surprise and relief after knowing the truth are all unforgettable. 3. The use of a large number of mirror images, virtual focus images and distant peeping lenses, highlighting the sense of diaphragm. 4. That happily sex scene, just like releasing the endless sadness, the pain that has been suppressed for a long time finally has an outlet. The shooting method is also constantly switching camera positions and composition, peeking, blurring and mirror reflection. 5. Small format, not sensational, let the viewer taste the heart of the character in calmness, focus on details, the vomiting of the protagonist at the beginning of the film and the chocolate ice cream in the car in the film are all vaguely taken care of the following text. 6.-Yeah, I hate you. I always did. -Well, I always loved you. (8.5/10)

Reynold 2022-03-25 09:01:09

Happy Birthday Heath Ledger. In honor of seeing a supporting role. ...other than that, this is the "black and white" version of Brokeback Mountain. It's all to burst out something to stimulate Oscar.