The Argentine film "Mysterious Eyes", which won the 2010 Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film, is a good film that is dressed in suspense and detective, but integrates infinite thoughts on love, life and society.
Rich lens language, superb shooting skills (especially the long shot of nearly 6 minutes in the middle is worth repeating), two-line narrative structure, ubiquitous details foreshadowing, unexpected but reasonable ending, restraint However, the soundtrack is just right, and I have to admire the director's skill in handling the language of the film.
For a long time, in addition to football, Argentina's impression of the most known is Mrs. Peron and the Falklands War. Intuitively, this is a country that is darker than ours, and this film reflects the turbulent social background and chaotic social formation in Argentina during the reign of Madame Peron in 1975. Such a self-deprecating film can become famous all over the world, and I have to look at it with admiration! Thinking of the Brazilian business card "Elite Army" that I have seen before, South American films can directly point to the country's dark politics and corrupt justice, reveal the tragic times of the great era with the fate of ordinary people, reflect on the root of evil, how loose the creative environment is, and the artistic level is amazing. surprise! In contrast, the Chinese filmmakers, who are also one of the BRICS, do not have this blessing.
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