Ludmilla Tchérina

Ludmilla Tchérina

  • Born: 1924-10-10
  • Height: 5' 3½" (1.61 m)
  • Extended Reading
    • Freda 2022-03-25 09:01:20

      I am too lazy to translate the film review written for the English class

      This film tell us a tragedy about a ballet dancer Victoria Page. The story itself is about a classic conflict between love and dream. The story is happening very fluently and I feel very comfortable to watch. I don't think the comfort comes form the fluency only, but also from the characters. After...

    • Fabian 2022-03-17 09:01:09

      the director said

      Dedicate yourself to the pinnacle of art or compromise with love? There is no answer to this question. Different people have different choices. The classic movie "Hong Lingyan" adopts the layered structure of the play within the play, which completely integrates and completely opposes the elegant...

    • Harmon 2022-03-17 09:01:09

      Strictly speaking, this is not a choice between art and love. Vicky can actually dance, but maybe the stage is not so good. Of course, because of copyright issues, she can't dance "Red Shoes". The confrontation between the two men is actually because of their hatred. Boris hates Julian for taking away the perfect work he is about to complete, and Julian hates because Boris fired himself in order to break up Vicky and Julian, but this contradiction is It can be solved, after all, Irina is back to dance too. Good communication before the performance of the dance drama shows that Julian will not give up the premiere to rob people. After all, Boris can easily persuade Julian to give up investigating Palmer for plagiarism. Such a dramatic outbreak of contradictions killed the heroine abruptly. And why is the train track next to the terrace of a luxury hotel, when the guests come to enjoy the roar, vibration and soot steam fumigation? And an Anna Karenina ending

    • Wilbert 2022-01-26 08:44:58

      Another classic by Michael Powell & Emeric Pressberg, the best ballet-themed film in film history. 1. Discuss women's dilemma between art/career and love/family. The contradiction between devoting to the stage vs. husband and child is polarized to a certain extent by men's selfish coercion. 2. The 17-minute [Red Dancing Shoes] ballet in the film is a feast of color and a paradise for music and dance. , and created the tradition of inserting the entire song and dance in the film. 3. With the help of editing, camera position change, and special effects of dissolving, the stage play is made into a movie, and it has become an extraordinary and colorful ceremony: orange, blue, iridescent stratus clouds, candlesticks, steam lamps, curtains, skeletons, towering The crooked and twisted tower deeds are like a variation of German expressionism, the black castle and monsters are quite gothic, the lonely house in the dark night + endless pieces of paper + infinite depth recalls Kirico's paintings, and the pas de deux with newspaper people is overflowing Fairy tale. 4. Moira Shearer and Anton Walbrook performed admirably. (9.0/10)

    The Red Shoes quotes

    • [last lines]

      Victoria Page: Julian?

      Julian Craster: Yes, my darling?

      Victoria Page: Take off the red shoes.

    • Julian Craster: Vicky?

      Victoria Page: Julian, I love you!

      Julian Craster: But you love that more.