I have always liked various historical, cultural and art appreciation TV series and movies. I was inadvertently attracted. The English drama is called pose, which is translated as "pose", but I think the translated pose is tasteless. I searched the Internet for the idiom of pose, but there are only some idioms, such as graceful and graceful, which cannot be expressed at all. The essence of this show, the highlight. I think the English pose is very good as the title of the play. English has verbs and nouns, but Chinese only means nouns, which makes it very blunt. There is a term in English that explains it as "a assumed posture by models for photographic or artistic purposes", that is, the posture of a model for film or art purposes. theme, they can show their beauty, their self, their talents on that platform. It also has the meaning of action and posture, and it means to show it. It is a very dynamic word, which interprets the theme of the play.
The background of this play is New York in the 1980s. I only know that the American economy was in the Great Depression in the 1970s. By the 1980s, the economy was sluggish, the urban crime rate was also very high, the gap between the rich and the poor was also large, and the city was full of depression. What's more, these people on the fringes of society, black people who are not treated by white people, do not belong to the mainstream, and are sinful homosexuals and transgender people in Christianity. The main line of the story is the protagonist Blanca, a transgender who is a member of the house of abundance. One day she was tested for HIV. Instead of complaining about herself like others, she asked her mother to leave and start her own family. To find the homeless who lost the streets of New York, and want to dedicate the rest of her years to those who need her. . . . . .
The main setting for this story is the dance party held by these marginalized people who are not seen by the mainstream. This dance party is hosted by a black gay who is venomous and good at mobilizing the atmosphere. There are five judges. Each judge gives the highest score of 10 points. The dance party is attended by families. Lost, homeless, provide them shelter and food, give them a warm home, nurture them, and make them shine on stage. Sometimes the stage is a family unit or an individual unit, with various forms and themes, very rich, there are individuals walking on the catwalk, showing their clothes or body, dancing, all kinds. Let blacks, gays, and transgenders have a place to belong, a place to identify with them, and allow them to integrate into American society.
The theme of this American drama is very attractive. It is about the BLGT group in New York in the 1980s. The stories are tear-jerking. This is a later story. The first thing I want to talk about is its artistic attainments. I think whether it is a TV series or a movie, as an image, it is necessary to pursue the sense of picture and cooperate with the BGM background music to the appropriate benefits. This drama took place in New York in the 1980s. At this time, New York, or perhaps the United States, pursued "individuality" and showed itself. Boldness, sexiness, and personality can be seen in each starring role. I, who never thought black people were good-looking, was conquered by their charisma. The temperament they exude from the inside out makes me feel that they are getting better and better, just like a pot of fine wine. The more fragrant. The picture of the dance party is very splendid, rich and colorful. The tone of the film is slightly darker but not warm, and the picture still has that kind of retro feel. The makeup of the characters is also very unique. The unique dark skin of black people makes them need a strong sense of makeup and bright-colored clothes to show themselves. Golden crown, golden angel wings, white tassels, feather cover, colorful and flirtatious. The original soundtrack in the movie is really nice, very rhythmic, and very blues music. It is said that the ancestors of blues music are black slaves. The music is full of depression and dissonance. It sounds melancholy and expresses the mood of black slaves.
It is said that most of the leading actors in this American drama are played by transgender people and homosexuals, so they are all playing their own personal experiences and revealing their true feelings, so the actors' acting skills are really online, very real and infectious. The protagonist Blanca's mother is physically a male, but her sexual orientation is female. Because she likes to wear women's clothes, dress up as a woman, and think she is a woman, she was kicked out of the family. She can't be said to be beautiful either from a male or female perspective. But she is full of positive energy, three views are upright, and she teaches her children to speak every word. The opportunity to go to school and becoming a dance star is the ultimate goal, but now the time is not ripe, success requires accumulation and training, and at the same time, it shows that she respects his choice, and finally Damon chooses to stick to school. She is such a loving, discerning, strong, brave, and protective mother. I remember another time, as a black transgender person, she was not accepted at the bar, saying that for the sake of her children's better future, she went to the bar to demonstrate and defend her rights again and again. Therefore, for this society to make progress, it really needs someone to stand up and break the mainstream traditional thinking with a new vision.
All in all, this drama is really a drama worthy of Amway. . . . . .
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