Like Fritz Lang, Douglas Schick was originally German. He has been interested in drama since he was a student. On the one hand, he participated in performances on stage as an actor, and on the other hand, he was also engaged in drama production. Moreover, he became a stage director at the age of 23 and entered Ufa in Berlin at the age of 29. The company started his film career and first worked as a screenwriter in Ufa Company. In 1935, he directed the first film "April, April". In 1937, his "Ninth Symphony" won the grand prize at the Venice International Film Festival . After directing nine films in one breath, he worked as a journalist for a magazine in 1947, came to the United States as a special commissioner, entered MGM in Hollywood, and then worked as a full-time director for Universal in 1950. A popular entertainment and love literary film, known for its lyrical and depicting musical atmosphere. This "All That Heaven Allows" is his work at Universal. The narrative is subtle and the rhythm is light and smooth. It is a very good film
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Wellington 2022-03-26 09:01:12
9.0/10. ①A sincere and sincere but difficult (worldly pressure: class, age, rumors, etc.) love story between a middle-class middle-aged widow and a young gardener man, and the lovers finally get married. ②Bright, romantic and saturated colors (not for the purpose of lining the sadness with the happy scene, but to render the strong emotions); various extremely incisive light and shadow and composition; praised the soundtrack. ③ The performance is not appealing enough.
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Ora 2022-04-23 07:03:54
It is a very rich text, which can be interpreted in terms of essentialist feminism, and it can also be regarded as an exposing and critique of the appearance of the middle class, and it can also be used to study the law of rumor propagation in interpersonal communication. In the film, light is often used to express the helplessness or happiness of the heroine, as well as the orchestral music that sounds in different scenes, which is very classical and elegant. The daughter cried that the use of stained glass was very effective, and the floor-to-ceiling windows of the wooden house seemed to imply the clarity of the male protagonist's soul. The ending is too idealistic.
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Ned Scott: Holy cat's mother!
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Mick Anderson: She doesn't want to make up her own mind; no girl does. She wants you to make it up for her.