I don't know how many times I've watched this movie in 20 years!
No wonder some ballet masters consider this film a classic
, I think Lin Huaimin has regarded himself as Diaghilev in his life.
I always want to review, the first time people meet each other, if it is just like the first time, all the talents will burst out. On the edge of the sea in Monte Carlo, the talents collide with each other and burst out great art
, all contribute their ingenuity to each other. for the muse
- Ambition and possessiveness are like the devil
, and finally devoured everything.
I suddenly remembered that one year, when I interviewed an old Taoist priest, he complained that he could not control his little Taoist priest. He said:
"I really don't want to send my little Taoist priest here to study at the Taoist Academy, why? I went to study for two or three years, but it came out as a waste.
high or low
, I won't even be able to do the dojo when I come back, I have to learn it all over again
, but when he came back, his heart was wild. If he wanted to learn to be a dojo again, he refused to study hard. What do you think? "
He and Diaghiev are facing the same situation. Lermontov in the film is a charming devil, every word is pearly and full of passion. This is the performance realm that can only be achieved by old actors.
I think it is still an art film in the end. All the discussions of human nature and philosophy, when it comes time to go deeper, have a word to block them, and that is dance!
This is in line with Andersen's fairy tale, because at the end the beautiful girl said that there is nothing more beautiful in this world than red dancing shoes. He jumped and jumped, and at last the executioner chopped off his foot and kept jumping,
And the end of this story is that the disabled girl Galon finally won the forgiveness of God, he was full of light in the church student center, and his soul went to heaven.
It turns out that artists are all like this, through their own subsidence to hell, they make human beings reach heaven.
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