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Russel 2022-01-19 08:02:09
RatCatcher
"RatCatcher" has a pure British aesthetic and decadent tone, the budding head wrapped in white chain link curtains that keeps spinning, the small suite with colorful lights overflowing {somethin' stupid} and the wallpaper, the one sitting in orange The little white mouse flying around the universe...
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Jaunita 2022-01-19 08:02:09
The mousetrap sees indifference and loneliness from the death of a child
This movie tells the story of a child committing suicide. After watching it, I was shocked and helpless. In my mind, the eleven or twelve-year-old child was naive and romantic. Maybe he didn’t even have the concept of life and death. How could he kill himself? Is it the director too artistic? A...
Lynne Ramsay
Lynne Ramsay (Lynne Ramsay), born on December 5, 1969 in Glasgow, Scotland, is a British female director, screenwriter, photographer, and producer. She graduated from National Film and Television School
[1]
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In 1996, the short story "Short Death", written and directed by himself, won the Best Short Film Award at The 49th Cannes Film Festival
[2]
. In 1998, the self-written and directed short story "Gas Worker" won the Best Picture Award in the Panther of Tomorrow at the 51st Locarno International Film Festival . In 1999, the self-written and directed feature film " Ratcatcher " was released in the UK
[3]
. In 2002, the self-written and self-directed feature film " Morvern Callar " won The 55th Cannes Film Festival Youth Award—Best Overseas Film Award and International Art Theatre Association Award
[4]
. From 2003 to 2010, he was involved in disputes during the filming of the film " The Lovely Bones " and left the crew
[4]
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In 2011, the self-written and self-directed feature film " We Need to Talk About Kevin; Blankness kell Kevinről; Prepei na milisoume gia ton Kevin.; Vi måste prata om Kevin " was shortlisted for the main competition unit of the 64th Cannes International Film Festival
[5]
. The film also won the Best Picture Award at the 55th London International Film Festival
[6]
. In 2013, the self-written and directed drama short film "Swimmer" won the 66th British Academy Film Awards Best Short Film Award
[7]
. In 2017, with the self-written and self-directed feature film " You Were Never Really Here " won the 70th Cannes International Film Festival Best Screenplay Award
[8]
. In 2018, with the feature film "You Were Never Really Here", he won the Boston Film Critics Association Award for Best Director
[9]
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Personal Life
In 2002, Lynne Ramsay and her boyfriend Rory Stewart Kinnear, a film writer and musician, had their wedding in France
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On October 8, 2013, Lynne Ramsay received an honorary doctorate from The University of Edinburgh .
Character Evaluation
Lynne Ramsay knows how to gain the approval of the judges while pleasing the audience
; she has exploded from being a photographer to a director, and she has exploded with extraordinary talent. Although there are very few works, she is affirmed by the international film industry
.
Lynne Ramsay's works are not many, but they are all impressive
. The works are few and refined
; she is good at using allegorical colors, setting off the atmosphere in the upgraded slow motion and rich sound effects, and burying cold clues
. Her works mostly focus on the daily life of the characters, the themes always focus on the complexity of various relationships in family life,
and the tone is quite serious
.
Extended Reading
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