Goodbye Venice

Margot 2022-03-24 09:03:26

#playwriting# When the screenwriter Amini was adapting "The Wings of the Pigeon", he read the entire book and did not think of a suitable adaptation plan. But when he read the final breakup scene at the end, he had an epiphany. I don't think it's difficult to adapt this story, as long as you jump out of the original story and make up a new story based on this ending. Because he's always been a noir fan. Why not combine his hobby with this story. He decided to make the story into a film noir style. The difference from traditional noir films is that the protagonists in this film do not fight with real swords and guns, they are put to "death" by completely breaking the girl's heart. Writing "Wings of the Pigeon" as a noir film is a way to change the status quo of costume dramas. This change is very exciting.

Royce 2022-03-24 09:03:26

#playwriting# When the screenwriter Amini was adapting "The Wings of the Pigeon", he read the entire book and did not think of a suitable adaptation plan. But when he read the final breakup scene at the end, he had an epiphany. I don't think it's difficult to adapt this story, as long as you jump out of the original story and make up a new story based on this ending. Because he's always been a noir fan. Why not combine his hobby with this story. He decided to make the story into a film noir style. The difference from traditional noir films is that the protagonists in this film do not fight with real swords and guns, they are put to "death" by completely breaking the girl's heart. Writing "Wings of the Pigeon" as a noir film is a way to change the status quo of costume dramas. This change is very exciting.