Continuous Bergman's movies, I was really shocked when I watched "Masquerade". It is a movie that made me feel "open". In recent days, I have drawn the curtains, faced the screen, and watched and looked forward to it all the time. Yes, I felt it in "Masquerade".
Short hair and long hair, silence and chatter, two selves.
The filming at the beginning and the end of the film and the close-up of the actress at the shooting location are the real time. One second in the heart is a thousand years in the world. An hour-and-a-half of entanglements may be all our inner thoughts, and Bergman visualizes the inner entanglements and struggles. The composition of the shooting is a must, the ranking of the two people, Yasujiro Ozu should have learned to imitate Bergman.
The greatness of Bergman is really expressed in images, the yin and yang faces are switched by the frontal bright light, and there is no need for words at this moment.
Scene 1 The background music of the sound of water droplets, the rhythm switching of the close-up of the human body, the close-up of the face and hands occupy the entire screen, and the ups and downs of the human face are like hills.
Scene 2 The seaside reef freezes and switches, scattered with messy stones. With the lines "Elizabeth, can I read you a book? As we know, our inherent anxiety, all our broken dreams, inexplicable cruelty, fear of death, and profound insight into worldly pain, and shattered Our otherworldly hope. The cry of faith and doubt in our hearts against faith and silence is the best proof of our doubts and fears." The broken rock at this moment is the truest and most cruel portrayal of the heart, not just divided into two , and the gravel, none of which was sharp enough to stab us.
As the person who helps herself, the person who changes herself, the person who helps you change the status quo, the person who wants you to be "good", her talk and pure self-disclosure, some words are very healing. A strong calling to dedicate your life to believing in one thing and doing it, thinking that your life has meaning because of it, and I like that, and stick to it no matter what, so that you are important to others.”
But does accepting the call, believing, and persevering ultimately mean what matters to others?
"I want to change, but I'm too lazy."
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