Directed by Spike Lee, "BlacKkKlansman" can be said to be a masterpiece both in terms of plot and theme. Although he lost to "Tin Book" in the Oscar for best picture, he has a unique style. Comparable to "The Iron Book", both involve white and black, racist topics, but one is sad and one is healing humor. I don't know much about history, so the following statement is rather shallow. First of all, "BlacKkKlansman" is thematically, it involves racial discrimination. In this seemingly equal place, white Americans preach their supremacy, discriminate against blacks and Jews, and blacks and There has always been a war between white people that could break out at any time, from black cops to the police station reporting, working in the file room, being mocked and suppressed by white colleagues, and finally Ron was arrested by two cops when Connie was arrested. He beat him badly, but he never believed that Ron was an undercover cop. Under the words of White Connie, the white police couldn't help but believe the words of White Connie, and they could see the shadow of racial discrimination, although the film kept talking about racial discrimination. , and finally sublimated to the theme of equality and calling for peace. In a sense, it has a serious practical significance. To reflect on social phenomena, what I want to do is to oppose discrimination and face society squarely. The music is very characteristic, closely surrounding the plot and the mood of the characters, either fast or slow, happy or sad. Black and white are opposed, black people here are no longer just oppressed, they have started to resist, they want equal rights, equal work, education, such a serious event has been given a comedy color, in addition to laughter, hearts are mixed stale. Equality and peace are what everyone in every country calls for and pursues in every period. This "BlacKkKlansman" shows a special humor in the era of black and white confrontation. Several places are particularly interesting and directly teach people to think about the absurdity.
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