Smart photography, blending the realism of the first body with the French artistic sense.
What the eyes see, why not want to be beautiful and moving.
Have you ever tried to look at the sunlight shining through the window blinking when you were sleepy, and use your own eyes to record the trick of light and shadow? A little bit lost.
The movie is adapted from a live-action novel, and the story has a certain degree of readability. Since the author of the original novel really blinked the whole book in a blink of an eye, even the first shot of the movie is not as touching as the book. The beauty of the film is also indifferent. I think Jean-Dominique Bauby also wants to bring out such feelings, right? There is no impact of the typical tragic adaptation, and there is no in-depth discussion of the locked-In syndrome obtained by the author, just let the audience casually let the audience Feel it in the first body.
The fantasy of being a butterfly is beautiful and unrestrained. The transition between reality and reality in the movie is strong, but the cruel reality is always forcing people to accept it. Living in a diving bell depends on how many external communication channels there are, and how many can be interpreted in the heart. For me, a person with a problem with expressive ability, life is sometimes like a diving bell. Occasionally someone can open the transom to let me breathe. Sometimes, I still quietly watch the chaos outside in the bell.
Jean-Dominique Bauby is a talented person. His sense of humor and poetry contributed to the completion of "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly". When memories become spiritual food, what rushes into the stomach is the most beautiful.
"The Diving Bell and the Butterfly" won the award, thanks to a photographer who can make images of what the eyes see.
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