Consider the notes about magnetic noise in the film

Zella 2022-02-24 08:02:17

Bazin once wrote a long article devoted to the sound and image in Bresson's films, but he still couldn't enjoy it after reading it. The film itself is also a way to explore the truth. Just like novels and poetry, he is only the original sound and image of human beings. The two most basic elements, which have become increasingly shabby as the times progress and change, being able to balance the best mix of images and sounds in a movie may be the hardest for any director to do. .

In fact, the relationship between sound and image has similar problems in ancient Chinese phonetics, language and writing. Huang Jigang, the best disciple of Zhangmen in elementary school, once said in "Notes on the Exegesis of Words, Sounds and Rhymes": language precedes words , The birth of words is followed by language. Once the voice is provided, the six books are completed. "Sound and Rhyme Brief Commentary" also has: the sound has the meaning and the shape to be mourned, and then the text emerges.

The sound and image in Bresson's film "The Diary of a Country Priest" is indeed as difficult as Bazin criticized, and it is difficult to get a good mix, which leads to his final film is only silent, (Tower's film ends up in the same direction. Such a silent dilemma of image and sound) but it is a most profound question for the first-class directors of the current film industry who are faithful to use image and sound to write and explore truth.

As a master in film, Bresson has already expressed this dilemma in the later "Judgment of Joan of Arc". In "The Judgment of Joan of Arc", the silent but often magnetic noise expresses his use of the two elements of sound and image. Explore the dilemma of the original thought.
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The Trial of Joan of Arc quotes

  • Bishop Cauchon: Do your saints hate the English?

    Jeanne d'Arc: They love what Our Lord loves and hate what he hates.

    Bishop Cauchon: Does God hate the English?

    Jeanne d'Arc: Whether he loves or hates them I don't know. I only know they'll be driven from France or die here.

  • Jeanne d'Arc: I place my trust in God and love him with all my heart. He is my judge and king of heaven and earth.