The ultimate black and white film

Brooke 2022-03-20 09:02:24

The application of light and shadow in the film, the professional and vivid performance of the actors, and the portrayal of the characters in the plot, there is really a lot to learn. In the end, the film leads us to the truth, the good and the beautiful. Even if life is so difficult, it is obvious that everyone is working hard But it doesn't help, just try to live. Even in such poverty, the society still values ​​etiquette, righteousness and shame, and will be ashamed of doing immoral things. Although it is ideal, it is also what we pursue.

In real art, classics are always worth learning. I don’t know why there are such good teaching materials. As a result, many people do not learn it. What they shoot is entertainment and waste of resources. I really think they are geniuses. Even in the midst of helplessness and despair, the director has always kept a shelter. Although the shelter is so fragile, it does not prevent us from holding on to that glimmer of hope. Now that I think about it, I have reverence for doctors, what an important and noble profession, and these noble professions are often accomplished by people of noble character. After watching the movie, I regret that I didn’t become a doctor. For young doctors to experience all kinds of changes in the future, this is not what the director wants us to experience, and hopes that we can become even a little better under the influence of the film, that is also great.

I am also happy with the ending of the movie. Only by going forward and back like this can there be hope for this profession and hope for this society.

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  • Genzo Tsugawa: We eat here. It's called the dining room. We must not eat or drink in our rooms. They're all Red Beard's rules.

  • Genzo Tsugawa: She's a special patient. The whole house is a prison. Osugi has the key and no one gets in. The girl isn't let out either. She's called "the mantis."

    Dr. Noboru Yasumoto: The mantis?

    Genzo Tsugawa: It's a good nickname. The female eats the male after they mate. She'd do the same thing. No one knows who she is, but it seems she's the daughter of a merchant. She killed three clerks there. She'd seduce them first. When they'd get excited over her, she'd stab them with a hairpin.