poet in a bar

Rebekah 2022-06-12 19:25:40

It has been said that the script structure of John Houston (John Sturges) and George Cook (Douglas Syke) has a great influence on PTA, and they are so amazed by the precise calculation of plot points and the clear foreshadowing of clues. This is especially the case in this film, where the three lines are blended well, and the focus of the narrative at different times is also extremely accurate. The lens aspect is "the hills and mountains are unbearable", telling the story with the simplest composition (this is relatively different from PTA), which is indeed like Hemingway's simplification.

Damon 2022-06-12 22:38:02

9. Film noir, B-level production, winning by style and plot, representative of Hollywood in the 50s. Houston doesn't shoot much, but has written quite a few. His representative works all show the splicing between dynamic compositions, regardless of mobile photography, which is also unique. That film also presents post-citizen Kane, but it is different. A large number of long shots are completed through depth of field scheduling and small-scale dynamics. The emphasis on light and dark contrast and deep focus greatly affects the composition and character shape. Faces and gloomy visuals make for a worrisome nightmare. 560