I accuse!
Some people say, "This is 'just in the name of justice'", "Film art should be judged by itself"
Do not! Who are you? In what capacity do you say these words?
Are you a film festival judge?
Obviously not,
You are just a person living in life-
Living in life means that the judgment you make is based on multiple dimensions——
Not only itself, but also emotions, values, ideas...
That means, you live in a more complex structure, and your choices must take into account more factors.
It is easy to say that "the art of cinema should be judged by itself", but the fatal thing is-
When you applaud his work, you are simultaneously implying , fueling his behavior—
"Oh, it turns out that as long as a person has absolute ability, he can escape punishment and even gain respect"
- An environment that is overly forgiving for some people.
In my opinion, the essence of this behavior is that you hand over the ability to hurt people to a criminal
——An overly tolerant environment allows some people to do whatever they want...
- Personally, allow others to harm your freedom and safety.
I know that people yearn for and admire capable people,
I also know that people think that people who are competent in one field are generally excellent in other fields. The so-called "halo effect".
But the halo effect has been considered to be a misunderstanding of people's thinking;
And Mu Qiang's wish cannot be higher than the protection of personal rights.
I hope you can be more aware of your identity and environment, and first stand up to protect it and protect yourself.
I'll give you all the cold eyes, but I won't actually do anything to you—
It won't stop you from creating, and the jury of the awards won't treat your work unfairly
But I, as a human being, will resist it—
I won't say a word of praise, I won't comment on it, I won't let it give you any power over others.
But, to ask, is to resist.
Because, you are not right.
Because, in addition to the artistic value of this small work, I still have a big environment to protect.
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