So for film practitioners, in fact, the most important thing to learn is how to express a slightly blunt value with a strong background of the times in a reasonable, vivid and appropriate manner, and enter the hearts of the audience. This is the most obvious aspect of the film. The place is also what Chinese film needs to learn and ponder the most on its way forward.
For example, we can see Rudolf Abel (Mark Rylance), a Soviet intelligence agent, perform extremely well, and he has won multiple titles of best supporting actor. We don’t know whether the real spy is so full of artistic talent and mastery in painting, but in the play, through the depiction of painting techniques, this character is full of three-dimensionality and attraction. Mark Rylance is very powerful in controlling the details. Facing the detective who came to arrest him, he kept the old man's cowering and cowardice, dull and dull. But when James cracked down on his mind, he realized that this lawyer would really try to defend him out of morals. The same posture and a few extremely subtle expression changes showed his deep insight into the current situation. , The deep aura of a senior spy permeated.
James Donovan’s own modeling is equally complete and blameless. He used to be a lawyer who was reluctant to talk because of business interests; he was a good husband and father in front of his family, protecting the feelings of his family as much as possible, and withstanding the wind and rain from the outside; when he came to Berlin alone, he was so determined , Calm and depressed.
The scene of the dialogue between James and the Soviet ambassador was very clever. Two scheming negotiators sat opposite each other. The camera was used to explain in the middle of the scene, and then the close-ups were used to face the speakers one by one, each retaining its own cards and testing the boundaries of the other. People are very addicted to it.
After all, Spielberg once again used his best film language to describe the environment, the color of the picture, the tense atmosphere, and the contradictions and hostility. It was lifelike and hit people's hearts directly, and once again completed the humanistic care and successful interpretation of historical events. It is hoped that Chinese films can also achieve such narrative skills in the themes conveyed by the theme value.
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