Eavesdropping conspiracy/dialogue textbook compilation

Torey 2021-12-08 08:01:44

The director created a 200-page psychological and mental state symbolic film. The conception of American politics and humanistic background reveals that contemporary people have no privacy at all. They are wiretapped. Living conditions cannot communicate between people. Lonely and confused. Garage is a space symbol for Hollywood crimes and murders. The raincoat becomes a hidden rejection The styling symbol for communication with others, the saxophone, the lonely baritone, the protagonist can only express his personality and psychology by blowing the baritone. The symbolic display of the director’s page 247 is the protagonist’s garage-style workshop. The daily necessities are only all kinds of eavesdropping appliances and machines. The protagonist is always translucent. The construction and furnishings of the wind and raincoat create a symbolic living space that isolates the peeper from the person. This is not a spatial pattern accumulated by convention, but the creator of the film looks like a space. The cold emptiness constructed with texture is isolated from the world symbolized space

Director creation page 247

The director creates 350 pages to create a multi-level, natural, flowing and living dialogue space. It is the beginning of the aesthetic pursuit of sound composition in contemporary realist movies Strip out the suspense of the murder plot

The director created the 361-page murder case that is not represented by the lens of the space image, but is all expressed by the sound of the murder scene. The eavesdropping master learned that a murder is about to happen. He heard all the sounds of the murder in the bathroom of his rented apartment. The murder space. And the murder was all expressed by his personal wiretapping

The director’s creation of 362 pages of sound-a unique element of the play, the whole process of eavesdropping on the murder

Director's creation 364 pages

The film art page 202 of the film’s opening telephoto lens slowly zooms in closer, making the audience feel a sense of uncertainty because they don’t know which of the protagonists in the crowd is until the lens zooms closer to the protagonist

The movie narrative of the 337-page movie "Talk" in the movie sound textbook has always misled us to tell us that certain sounds are objective. We didn't discover until the end of the film that the sound seemed to be subjective or ambiguous. The surprising design and in the movie The high degree of mystery depends on the ambiguity between the inner and outer plot sounds

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  • Andres 2022-03-26 09:01:05

    High-risk occupations, marginal industries, and strong confrontation industries are prone to mid-life crises that completely deny the past and self. . . A good film that is getting better and better, with good aftertaste and chewing. The camera is good, the soundtrack is great, not to mention the sound effects, and it deserves an award. The emotional atmosphere is very well shaped, and the highlight of this film is the starting point.

  • Cary 2022-03-24 09:01:52

    Four and a half stars. Coppola's first Palme d'Or (later "Apocalypse Now"), 12 works between "The Godfather", a product after the "Watergate Incident", but the director's intention has risen to a higher level, exploring loneliness from the perspective of privacy 's heart. The same year as Polanski's "Chinatown" - the long opening shot is like a reversal of its closing shot, and the panning shot is like a "monitor" that allows the characters to be watched by the audience, which forms a strong intertextuality with the film itself. Using the difference of voices to create a truth reversal, Coppola is too good at playing with psychology here!

The Conversation quotes

  • [about a bum on a park bench]

    Ann: Every time I see one of those old guys, I always think the same thing.

    Mark: What do you think?

    Ann: I always think that he was once somebody's baby boy. Really, I do. I think he was once somebody's baby boy, and he had a mother and a father who loved him, and now there he is, half dead on a park bench, and where are his mother or his father, all his uncles now?

  • [repeated line from the recording]

    Mark: He'd kill us if he got the chance.