Remember a movie viewing party & director meeting

Laurence 2022-04-22 07:01:38

I went to the movie viewing & director meeting today. After the screening, the director said: 1. Everyone may be labeled, and this label may accompany a lifetime, but this may not be the case. For example, Meng Dan, a hopeless "bad boy" in the eyes of the principal, did not actually steal money, but was convicted of prejudice and taken away by the police. We don’t define our own life with labels, and we don’t rush to label others.

2. This movie isn't about teaching people how to be successful. The ending doesn't make the teacher go back to school and go on tour with the choir. The others don't all become singers, they don't make a lot of money, they don't pursue universal meaning. success, but to find one's own way of life, to be ordinary or extraordinary.

3. Meng Dan's smile when he was taken away is not to laugh at the teacher, but to show his confusion and helplessness about his fate and his understanding of the teacher

4. The fire that burned down the school was set by "Bad Boy" Mengdan on purpose, waiting for the teacher to take the children away. He burned the symbol that symbolized the old education system, and let the teacher lead the children to usher in a new humanization.

In this way, Mengdan is really a very important baritone~

All in all, it was a valuable experience.

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Extended Reading
  • Madonna 2022-04-24 07:01:15

    It's very beautiful, I've read it several times, and every time I see it, I have a different feeling

  • Elissa 2022-03-28 09:01:06

    Three and a half. Isn't this the most overrated movie in the country? 7.9 on IMDb, with a Metascore of 56. This film belongs to the upper middle class in terms of narrative, camera and expression, far from being a masterpiece. The narrative is simple, and the characters don't evolve much—even the transformation of Pierre the Angel is superficially written. The image of the principal is not quite uniform. Of course, the story is very infectious, which I agree with! The music is also great! However, its narrative techniques lack uniqueness, and its expression lacks depth and new perspectives. In that year's Oscar for best foreign language film, the award-winning "Sleep in the Deep Sea" and my favorite "Destruction of an Empire" were indeed better. One pointed directly to the deepest issues of life and death in human nature, and the other pointed to the thick history. Unique retrospective and reflection.

The Chorus quotes

  • Pépinot enfant: I don't know any songs.

    Clément Mathieu: Well, I'll teach you some. For the moment, I'll name you assistant choir master.

  • Pierre Morhange: What about the solo?

    Clément Mathieu: Which solo?

    Pierre Morhange: My solo.

    Clément Mathieu: Oh. Your solo. No, there's no solo. You don't have a bad voice but no-one's indispensible.