Art and life are more important than real

Lourdes 2022-04-19 09:03:13

1—"Legal Copy" The British writer James Miller came to the Italian city to give a lecture for his new book "Legal Copy". He discussed the point of view in the book with readers: the argument about the authenticity of artistic creation is unnecessary. A French woman who deals in antiques leaves early because her son is hungry. Fortunately, Miller and the woman met again at her antique store, and they drove to the countryside to see something. Along the way, they talked about art and about life, but they quarreled. In a cafe, the female owner thought Miller was the woman's husband, and she began to discuss marriage with her around Miller. So they're wrong, and Miller starts playing the woman's husband, the two go on a date, go to a hotel... The film is about contemporary art, art as an aesthetic that should reflect the present, its time, its trends, its morals and its Emotions. They begin by discussing the relationship between fakes, art and reality. Artistic reproduction is similar to human reproduction. We are all copies of our ancestors' DNA. So why must the work of art emphasize originality? With the debate between the two, the artistic level quickly entered the life level, and the scholar became a replica of the French woman's husband. There are many different ways of thinking between men and women in the relationship between the two sexes. This is precisely one of the characteristics of contemporary art, exuding enthusiasm for popular taste and popular culture, and making no secret of its connection with daily life in the creative language. It starts with a relationship about identity and life. The two pretended to be husband and wife who were already together, and went to communicate between husband and wife... Whether it is what the work expresses can be regarded as a good work, or only a good work can express what... What can you do at any stage of your identity? Or what kind of identity does it take to get to that point... It's about what beauty is. The meaning of "beauty" should naturally contain some immutable things. The French literary goddess Juliette Binickasch is very good at interpretation. Even if she is not in her youth, she can still exude charm in her bones. It's about parents and children. "The lovely thing about children is that they have fun in time and enjoy life." "But children can live in the moment because their parents pay for them." It is about modern women and families. Some people hope that you are independent enough, and advise you not to blindly pursue ideal marriage and ideal love, which will ruin your life if it is not realistic. But you can also firmly state that I am not married to live independently. Although you can live alone, don't be envious when you see that there are lights waiting for him to come home no matter how late, the fireworks in the home with hot meals and hot dishes, and the children's playful years are quiet. It's also about love. Love is expressed in different ways. But don't always wait for the best time to express. Because you really know what the best time is. In the end it's an open ending. Perhaps "original" or copying, the value of a work of art should lie in its own quality. What is really moving is not the composition, technique and so-called art, but the emotional resonance that the viewer evokes when he sees the subject. Just as what the two-person world needs most is the understanding and tolerance of two people. Art and life are more important than real.

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  • Paolo 2022-04-04 09:01:07

    Other Abbass, whether "as is" or "copied", come from the most pessimistic cross-sections of life. In just 100 minutes, with the deepening of the dialogue, the subject's perspective constantly shifted, only plain display, no emotional comments, very clever techniques. And the most frustrating thing is that love wrapped in philosophy is still love, and metaphysical pain is still pain.

  • Paris 2022-04-03 09:01:11

    In form, it can be said to be a philosophical version of "Love at the Break of Dawn", with the meta-elements that often confuse reality and fiction, as well as the director's aesthetics in composition and lens, as well as the wonderful performance of professional actors. Even more dramatic density. Although I can't help but feel a little bit shattered, the theme discusses the value of art and reproduction, but it can be extended to the real and fictional questions of love, movies and life.

Certified Copy quotes

  • Elle: I didn't get married to live alone. I'd like to live my life with my husband. Mmm... Is a good husband too much to ask for?

    La patronne du café: Our lives can't be all that bad if all we can complain about is our husbands working too hard. You see, when there's not another woman, we see their job as our rival.

  • James Miller: My family lives their lives and I live my life. They speak their language and I speak mine. That makes sense doesn't it?

    Elle: It makes a lot of sense.