The second lyric of Vincent's song is Paint your palette blue and grey, which basically sums up my understanding of Van Gogh's colors. It wasn't until I saw "Iris" that I realized that Van Gogh could also express life with bright colors. surging. Most of the tones in "Beloved Van Gogh" are also "blue and grey" from beginning to end, and the occasional flash of golden wheat fields is particularly shocking. It always makes people feel that he is not desperate, he has too much hope for life. The film's storytelling is unhurried, the structure is neat, and the soundtrack is restrained and light, forming an interesting contrast to Van Gogh's colors. The storyline is very familiar to me, at least it is based on reality, but it is too poetic to shape Van Gogh - a fanatical lonely and pure artist. Based on the 900-page Biography of Van Gogh, Van Gogh is not as pure as his lyrical letters make it appear. Responsibility, but in the second half of the film, I often think that Van Gogh was naive, and he could not tolerate falsehood and condescension. It is a portrayal of Van Gogh in reality. The method used in the film is the first to experience the fluidity in Van Gogh's paintings - his paintings always make people feel that existence is not just existence, and this fluidity achieves an aesthetically quasi-permanent beauty. , requires a sensitive experience. Compared with this, the fluid form of film is just a form. This kind of animated film is not a technical innovation, but it is definitely a new direction for the development of art films, but I'm not sure how much the aura of the actors' performance is hidden by the painting. Why is Van Gogh's life fascinating? I think the state when he painted "Starry Sky" may be the state we all hope to experience, the satisfaction of seeing the meaning of the world and recording it at a certain moment in our life. And he himself, in fact, is our symbol - no one understands, no one listens, and hopes for reconciliation with the world, but perhaps, they never will...
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