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Morgan 2022-04-22 07:01:02
Correctly resolve conflicts
Hatred will only increase sin, and resentment in the heart must be turned into a positive and positive motivation. If violence is used to fight back violence, and evil is used to defeat evil, no problem will be solved, and the problem will continue to become more and more serious, entering an...
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Reinhold 2022-04-20 09:01:02
nothing to say
The film itself is really good, but I think a big plus point is that it perfectly conforms to mainstream Western thinking and values.
In fact, I agree more with the father's remarks in the play about not trusting the teacher - it's just that his emphasis is on not believing in black people, and I...
Tony Kaye
John Selvidge (Tony Kaye), born in Leicester, Leicestershire, England in 1952, is a British director, screenwriter and producer.
In 1986, filmed a short music film "9012 Live". In 1992, he shot a short music film "What God Wants", which was nominated for the Best Music Video Short Film at the 35th Grammy Awards
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. In 1993, he shot the music short film "runaway train", which was shortlisted for the 36th Grammy Awards for Best Music Video Short Film
[1]
. In 1998, directed his first film " American History X "
[2]
. In 2004, the crime film "Snow Blindness" directed by him was released. In 2006, he shot the music short film "Dani California", which was shortlisted for the 49th Grammy Awards for Best Short Film Video
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; in the same year, directed the documentary " Inferno "
[3]
. In 2009, he served as the director of the crime movie "Black Water Channel"
[4]
. In 2011, directed the feature film " Detachment "
[5]
, which was shortlisted in the main competition unit of the 24th Tokyo International Film Festival-Tokyo Film Festival Grand Prix
[6]
and won the main competition unit of the 24th Tokyo International Film Festival-Best Art Contribution Award
[7]
. In 2016, directed the short film "Pure McCartney VR"
[8]
.
Performing Experience
In 1986, filmed a short music film "9012 Live". In 1992, he shot the music short film "What God Wants", which was nominated for the best music video short film at the 35th Grammy Awards
. In 1993, he shot the music short film "runaway train", which was shortlisted for the 36th Grammy Awards for Best Music Video Short Film
. In 1998, directed his first film " American History X "
.
In 2004, the crime film "Snow Blindness" directed by him was released. In 2006, he shot the music short film "Dani California", which was nominated for the 49th Grammy Awards for Best Short Film Video
; in the same year, directed the documentary " Inferno " starring Avram Noam Chomsky
, which was nominated for the Best Independence Spirit Award Documentary Award. In 2009, directed the crime film "Black Water Passage" co-starring Karl Urban , Laurence Fishburne and Britt
.
In 2011, directed the drama film Detachment co-starred by Adrien Brody and Christina Hendricks . The film tells the story of the lonely substitute teacher Henry Bacht who came to teach in a sloppy high school. He saw the beautiful world in his dealings with students. The story of life and humanity was
shortlisted for the 24th Tokyo International Film Festival Main Competition Unit-Tokyo Film Festival Grand Prix
, and won the 24th Tokyo International Film Festival Main Competition Unit-Best Artistic Contribution Award
.
In 2013, directed the short film "Made for You"
. In 2014, he served as the director of the short film "Co-operative Bank: Tattoo"
. In 2016, directed the short film "Pure McCartney VR"
.
Character Evaluation
The careful selection of actors may be the crux of director John Selvidge's not "prolific", it is his "harshness" that formed his unique style of film art
. In the movie "Detachment", director John Selvidge innovatively used hand-held documentary shooting and flashback techniques to express the storyline, creating a textured picture and fragmented collages, leading the audience into the heart of the film characters and showing a Really repressed emotional world
. At the same time, he also showed a variety of fragmented lives and a desperate and indifferent social environment, reflecting director Kaye's thinking and feelings related to existentialism. The story of the film itself is not complicated, and the lens language used by the director Kaye is not obscure, but the film can give people a shock and depression that is difficult to relax .
Extended Reading
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