52 times life notes from Mr. Dai Jinhua
director
Schlondorf, the same name as Wenders and Fassbender.
A dark adult fairy tale reflecting on Nazi fascism.
Children's Perspective - Top Down
Under the dining table, under the skirt, under the stage, from these shaded dark spaces to the hidden darkness under the bright performances.
Specific Geographical Location - Danzig, Poland
Located on the border between Germany and Poland, it was independent on the eve of World War II and then under German jurisdiction. Danzig is a city of both German and Polish origin. Looking at Oscar from the side, his father could be Oscar or the German father. With such a very ambiguous and absurd perspective. It seems that a unique identity like a dwarf is used, but it is actually the ordinary people themselves.
Tint - dark, low light
Rembrandt-like light and color, 15th and 16th century Dutch peasant paintings.
When a large area of cool-toned color blocks are used in warm tones and combined with the memory of the cold humorous film history, it clearly tells us the characteristics of the film's fairy tale and the film's adult fairy tale. It unfolds the story of the film in the sense of such an adult fairy tale, unfolds the whole film with a sense of absurdity, with a peculiar charm, and this charm is disgusting, it is precisely with such an extreme encounter The two keynotes and two narrative tones of the film are combined to form the unique artistic expression and unique artistic charm of this film.
Mapping of the Tin Drum
Tin Drum - Toy Store Owner - Mother's Adultery
fall into the grave - fall into the cellar
Escaping Dirty and Hypocrisy - Facing the Adult World of Growing Up
- The Third Reich tries to grow up - Facing the truth of the war
The role of the grandmother - to walk through and carry the entire history, to be the witness of the history
Life continues, and it is through them that our history continues.
sincere reflection
Most of the reflections claim to reflect on history - in fact, it is a kind of self-litigation and defense, a shirk of responsibility for history
In the face of big times, everyone must face history and make their own choices.
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