"You Flee and I Escape", the English title is more dramatic (To be or not to be). This film made in 1942 is really underestimated, but time will wash away the mud and sand. Many years later, CC restored at least 3 works by Liu Bieqian, including this one. Although public opinion thought that he was politically incorrect, and Liu Bieqian’s German nationality (but he was a Russian Jew) quickly passed away, (at that time, the public’s political correctness was simply like filming an anti-Japanese drama. The harlequin, who photographed himself as omnipotent, can be understood when fascists flaunt their teeth and dance claws.) The same theme is Chaplin’s "The Great Dictator", which directly targets Hitler’s personal satire, and is very popular on most of the world. Rumor has it that Chaplin was the American Hitler most wanted to kill. In the same way, after many years, Xiao Cui became old Cui, and he still did not forget to say that steel guns were scum when he had the opportunity. Experts in the tidbits said that this is the only film directed by Liu Bieqian in which he leads the screenwriter. Other novels are adapted or edited by others. The producer is Kodak from Europe, a talented man with a background of the British CIA. The story was made up that year, and the heroine Carroll (who became famous as a teenager and the number one Hollywood comedy star at the time) was married to Clark Gable. Because she was going to be at home for a period of time and was not pregnant, she went out to make a movie and convinced her In addition to Carroll’s favorite costume designer who joined the crew, and her clear anti-fascist stance, the plane crashed soon after the film was filmed, but unfortunately I didn’t even see it at the premiere), and then pulled in funds to succeed. piece. Unlike Chaplin, who grew up from the circus, Liu Bieqian from the troupe has more dramatic tension. The overall rhythm, plot turning, detailed depiction, and ingenious dialogue are also rare in CC. Kodak's younger brother is in charge of art, and the big scenes shot in the studio are not sloppy at all.
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