"The Baileyers" Blessed are people with good first love

Xiao Feng

Although we have "The Girl We Chased In Those Years", "Old Boy", "Charlotte Troubles", and the latest "Girls' Generation", our youth films have not been made so beautifully, why? Because they are all in the purgatory of exam-oriented education, blindly guarding against early love, teachers and parents will use thunderbolt means to strangle them as soon as they find out, and even threaten to expel them. Can you make a good youth film?

Adolescence is the dividing line between two generations, children talk about love, parents are tight, and from then on, the estrangement begins, and children no longer speak their hearts.

Puberty is always associated with stress, rebellion, and pimples. But anthropologists have found that the indigenous peoples of the pacific islands never had puberty. Because there is no cultural taboo, no moral scolding, and no pressure to go to school.

So, what does a perfect adolescence look like in the modern civilized world?

La famille Bélier was the french box office champion (http://www.bilibili.com/video/av2889310/) in 2015. The film has a Douban score of 8.2, saying that the farmers, The Baileyettes and their son are hearing impaired, and rely on their daughter Paula as a sign language interpreter for their daily work and life. Paula's music teacher discovered her talent and encouraged her to participate in a singing competition on French radio. The musical road to Paris is the coming-of-age ceremony of the young girl Paula...

I watched the film on the bilibili community, where the bullet screen comments of Chinese netizens were more exciting than the movie. Bilibili is truly a growing community, especially for those who are only children, for those who are homesteads.

Running through the film is a song called "Love is a Disease": "Love is a disease, from 7 years old to 77 years old..." The music teacher nodded at the heroine, "A soprano inside you is waking up." The teacher's words awakened a person's talent, her inner life. Netizens sighed, "So beautiful, I have melted", "Teacher God assists", "Teacher's words are blown up", and so on.

A netizen sighed, was excited by the teacher to say that you have talent, feel as if you have never known yourself, know another seems to be a very powerful self, such a teacher I have not met?

You must know how many Beethoven and Mozart have been wiped out under our great test-taking education.

But the focus of "The Belliers" is not about talent but about growth. In the film, the hearing-impaired father wants to run for mayor, because when he heard that the farm was located to build a development zone, the whole family united to compete with the original mayor. The former mayor asked the young girl Paula: Do you think people will vote for a deaf person? Paula: Why not, people have already voted for a fool anyway. (Students leave a message on the bullet screen, the little girl is so witty!) Elections are good! ）

"Brothers, believe what you believe in. I want to change your destiny!" "This is a campaign speech from a hearing-impaired dad.

In the film, the heroine came to the big aunt for the first time, which triggered a discussion from the small partner, "The heroine is so old to come to the big aunt? "On the barrage, everyone suddenly talks about adolescence, and you can accurately judge the characteristics of the bilibili community: tangled and spontaneous; happy, at least the pursuit of happiness; and then it is easy to be moved, indicating that the heart is not old." 」 Go all out to stir up, just like what you think in your heart, just wait for the sister to sing sign language at the same time... The girl's running and smiling in the sun at the end is so beautiful. “

There are also several stalks that have caused a heated spat of bullet screens, such as the farm calf called "Omarba", and the room is plastered with posters of the Cultural Revolution that read "The Vast World Refines the Red Heart" (the French see the Cultural Revolution as a rebellious spirit, which has nothing to do with the persecution of literati).

"French movies are just material, just pick up a French director and put Korean movies aside in seconds." The barrage is really a happy base camp and a learning ground, where Chinese children are synchronized with the world. The opening song called that's not my name sparked a lot of praise, which I posted here:

Well, the film ends, back to China. Although we have "The Girl We Chased In Those Years", "Old Boy", "Charlotte Troubles", and the latest "Girls' Generation", our youth films have not been made so beautifully, why? Because they are all in the purgatory of exam-oriented education, blindly guarding against early love, teachers and parents will use thunderbolt means to strangle them as soon as they find out, and even threaten to expel them. Can you make a good youth film?

On the Internet, I did not find the proportion of early love of Chinese middle school students, and less than 20% of a survey in Shanghai was there. Instead, I found a large number of papers on the impact of early love on middle school students, and one of them was summarized like this: (Early love)

1, affect learning; 2, waste of money; 3, the growth of middle school students is not good: once the problem is easy to be hurt, it is more unfavorable to their growth.

The "Investigation Report on early love of middle school students" said: We recognize that early love of middle school students does more harm than good. Let us understand that the middle school stage should focus on learning, so that we can devote ourselves to learning wholeheartedly, and lay the foundation for future society.

Well, at the age of 16 you don't let the TA fall in love, and at the age of 30 you wait to take the TA to "Do Not Disturb".

The promo is here, but I recommend you on bilibili:

Potatoes: http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/1Su7FdyzHrc/