1. Hold the banquet (Le sens de la fête, 2017) Original meaning: the meaning of the party. You can ask: Who is this wedding party for?
2. This is a movie about attitudes. There are conflicts and contradictions among generations, genders, classes, cultural differences, and value judgments.
3. Side note: Robert McKee mentions in the book "Story" that some genres are megagenres, large and complex, with countless variations of their next genres: 12. Comedy:
The second genre ranges from burlesque, satire, melodrama, romantic comedy, absurdity, farce to dark humor, and the difference between them is shown in the focus of the comedy attack, such as bureaucratic stupidity, high society red tape or teenage romance. , and the degree to which it is expressed in film satire, such as mild, acerbic, deadly, etc. ...comedy encompasses the myriad subgenres, each with its own principles, but there is one overriding convention that governs this megagenre and separates it from drama: no one is harm. In comedy, the audience has to feel that no matter how the characters fall off the wall, no matter how they scream or struggle under the pressures of life, no real damage is done. . . . By the conventions of the genre, comedy writers have to both subject characters to hell and convince the audience that those erratic flames aren't really hot. Once that line is crossed, black comedy awaits, where writers twist the conventions of comedy to make the audience feel the piercing yet bearable pain that laughter in such films often makes us Choking.
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