It's amazing in terms of photography alone, the exposure and depth of field are very special, unique in the movies I've seen: take the scene where the captain is on the phone in the street outside the restaurant, first of all almost all in focus, from From the corner of the street in the distance to the two small mailbox-shaped light boxes displaying menus on the outer wall of the nearby restaurant, all of them are actually clear. Calculate how small the aperture needs to be! There is also exposure, from the dark part such as the interior of the restaurant without underexposure to the glass window on the corner of the house on the bright side street without overexposure, how much latitude of the film (or ccd/cmos) can be done! I checked, and there is no detailed introduction to the film's photography (at least not in Chinese). I found that the director has been shooting commercial advertisements all year round. He claims to be deeply influenced by paintings. The story is completed by fixed long shots, and the preparation of each scene takes one to two months. With the hard work of a young and talented team, it took four years to complete the whole film. If you think about it, it does have a strong commercial flavor.
This film is full of absurdity in terms of the plot. The makeup is said to be according to the Japanese Noh drama. The faces of the two salesmen are very white and the eyes are black. ", cold tones but warm-toned pictures, coupled with anti-human photography techniques (in fact, to some extent, it may be closer to human vision, because scientifically speaking, what people see is processed by the brain. You will get a picture that is close to this film's full
clarity and full brightness.) Isn't it special enough? The painting depicts a scene of a group of hunters returning from hunting, and there are a few black birds parked on the branches at the top left of the picture. In the snowy village, the birds are quietly watching the cruel humans from the trees. "Han Zhi Que Jing" continues director Anderson's consistent style, with several characters as the main line and Swedish history as the background to show people's living conditions.
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