The Assassin behind the scenes gags

2022-01-18 08:01

"Nie Yinniang" was filmed in mainland China, Taiwan, and Japan, and was filmed in a closed mode. The media hardly captured the slightest bit of news about the filming.
Hou Hsiao-hsien announced the filming plan at the Busan Film Festival in 2007. Until the filming started in 2012, funds were often lost, the actors were changed several times, and there were even rumors of downtime after the filming started.
In the film, there are actors Fanny Shu and Zhou Yun, who are often wounded. Once I couldn't stand it anymore, and told the director that other actresses spray perfume every day, but she sprays potion every day .
In the film, the heavy fog on the top of the mountain for 6 to 10 seconds is not a CG production, but a natural canvas "paint" by Hou Hsiao-hsien sincerely waiting.
Actor Fanny Shu almost broke down with the difficulty of filming "Nie Yinniang", and even almost "turned her face" with the director.
Japanese actor Tsumabuki Satoshi has only one line in the film .

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Janelle 2022-04-24 07:01:22

After watching this film in Ximending, only a few Taiwanese viewers came to watch it. This time, I felt much better. The first time I felt tired and confused, I was able to calm down and pay attention to many details. The relationship between the characters has done their homework and can relax and take care of other things. The movie is just right like this, with an aftertaste. At the end, it resonates with Nie Yinniang, all past relationships have been cut off, and the future is unknown, so I can't help feeling sorry for her. Still far from a masterpiece.
Jason 2022-04-24 07:01:22

Now that you have mastered swordsmanship, but your disciples do not kill, the cultivation of independent personality is extremely precious and rare. The beauty of the lost Chinese freehand landscape painting school is the dense mountain air, the cicadas and the insects, the fog and the light shifting, the wind blowing the birds, the curtains fluttering, and the understanding that stops when you click. In the scene where the two women were the most fond of fighting in the forest, each held a dagger, did not say a word, made a neat move, and walked away at a 90-degree angle in silence. There is no extra scene in the whole film. If there is anything, it may be a torrential rain.