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It is reported that the 94th Academy Awards ceremony will be held around March 2022, and the shortlist for the 2022 Oscar for Best International Film will also be announced in December this year. In the movie industry, a new round of hot topics is about to burst forth!
Relive the classic blockbusters of the Oscars in previous years, and share with you today the "Last Emperor" that won the award.
The Last Emperor was the first film in history to be allowed to enter the Forbidden City (the Forbidden City in Beijing), and its director, Bernaldo Bertolucci, was also the first foreign director to be allowed to make a film in the Forbidden City.
In 1988, directed by Bernardo Bertolucci, the biographical film "The Last Emperor", directed by Bernardo Bertolucci and co-produced by The Italian Yanke Film Company, the British Dao Film Company and the Chinese Film Co-production Company, won nine awards at the 60th Academy Awards for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Cinematography, Best Artist, Best Costume Design, Best Editing, Best Sound Effects, and Best Original Music!
The Last Emperor tells the story of China's last emperor, Ai Xinjueluo Puyi.
At the age of three, he was pushed to the throne hall, when he was only at the age of teasing with grasshoppers. From becoming emperor to finally being transformed into an ordinary citizen, spanning more than sixty years, Puyi's life has ups and downs.
From the script, cinematography, art, costumes, editing, sound effects, original music, actor performances and other aspects, director Bernardo Bertolucci and the members of the team have worked hard, which can be described as exquisite.
As the crew once revealed behind the scenes:
The film gathered a total of 19,000 extras, and the momentum is extremely large.
Puyi's enthronement drama, which has been a classic in the entire history of film, spent 10 days training 50 Chinese employees to achieve the wigs and braids of 2,000 extras in two hours. Throughout the film, about 2200 pounds of hair are used.
Many fans and film creators have greatly recognized that the success of "The Last Emperor" is largely due to the director.
As Xiao Ai, a senior film culture researcher and film creator, mentioned:
In the world of cinema, the director is the creator, and the only thing he has to do is to find all possibilities and exchange ideas and emotions with the audience through the way of film, in this sense, all departments should work together to complete the narrative under the guidance of the director's thinking.
The Italian director Bernardo Bertolucci (16 March 1941 – November 2018) was the first foreign director to be allowed to make films in the Forbidden City (the Forbidden City in Beijing).
Such "special treatment" does not come out of thin air.
Most of the works he creates present epic grandeur. From the construction of its director's thinking to the essence and classics of the film after all the ideas are implemented, it can be described as a textbook-level compulsory course for film creators.
In 1962, he directed his first film, Grim Reaper, thus starting his career as a director.
Directed by Bernardo Bertolucci
Since then, he has co-directed the short film series Love and Anger (nominated for the Golden Bear at the 19th Berlin Film Festival), the romance film The Last Tango in Paris (nominated for Best Director at the 46th Academy Awards), the Tragedy of a Ridiculous Character (nominated for the Palme d'Or in the main competition unit of the 34th Cannes Film Festival), Stealing Incense (nominated for the Palme d'Or in the main competition unit of the 49th Cannes Film Festival) and many other masterpieces!
At the same time, he won many international honors such as the Golden Lion Award for Lifetime Achievement at the 64th Venice Film Festival and the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 64th Cannes Film Festival.
For most Chinese audiences, "The Last Emperor", Naldo Bertolucci's "director's thinking" runs through the whole film, from the overall shooting idea to the photography, performance, lighting, and color implemented in the shooting process!
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