"Girl.with.a.Pearl.Earring" because of Scarlett Johansson.
The movie didn't move me, neither did Vermeer, it was Griet who moved me!
From Vermeer you won't find great pain or resistance, because he is not the movie "Van Gogh", nor the movie "Mozart", he just can draw in the movie "Girl.with.a.Pearl.Earring" The hero of , keep silent! dull!
And she, it was her, or it was Griet, maybe it was Scarlett! Smart, forbearance, melancholy, delicate, stubborn, blurred, sexy...
Griet: Should I clean the window?
Catharina: You don't need to ask me about such matters!
Griet: It's just... It may change the light.
This The dialogue moved me for a long time! And the details of how Griet manages the room, and the fact that she always touches the white tile painted by her father's hand for a couple's playfulness before going to bed, and her exploration of light in the studio by herself, she is an angel, an art embryo!
Vermeer planned a lot in silence, and finally said one sentence: I'm to paint you alone.
Griet was choked with tears and shortness of breath...
Dalí sighed after three hundred years: painting Gala, I am close to the sublime!
(Gala, Dalí's lover! Wife! Goddess! She was the lover of the poet Éluya. Later, when the "beach incident" happened, Éluya gave in and said, "You are more suitable", which was a good talk for a while!)
Griet is gone, Vermeer is dead, the painting is sold, only the pearl earrings are shining, the tingling of the painter's fingers, the tears of lust and the pain of isolation...
If I were the original author of the novel Tracy Chevalier , I will write this dialogue at the beginning of the book:
X: It may change the light!
Y: Who is it?
X: ... (Love)
PS: Johannes Vermeer (1632-1675), domestically translated as "Vermeer" or "Vermeer", a representative figure of the Dutch school of painting, his works mostly show the ordinary daily life of the citizens. The lighting is exquisite, concise, and poetic. " and so on for its representative works.
PPS: See the truth more thrilling than the reality? If not, never marry a painter! Otherwise you may repeat the dialogue between the painter and his wife in the movie:
Catharina: Why don't paint me?
Vermeer: Because you don't understand!
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