Directed by Maccey Peptzţa and starring David Ognyk, the Polish film "The Blind Pianist" has been confirmed to be introduced into domestic theaters, and the film has swept through 16 major European film festivals and won 8 awards, and was nominated for the Golden Jubilee Award in the main competition unit of the Shanghai International Film Festival, and won the Golden Rooster International Film Festival's Most Popular Foreign Actor Award. Based on a true story, the film tells the tragic yet tenacious life of the talented blind pianist Miyezvav Kosh. Polish Triple Crown film emperor David O'Gynick contributed the best acting of his career, and the superb performance brought the pianist Kosh's posture back to the big screen. As soon as the film confirmed the introduction of the news was released, it triggered a heated discussion among fans across the network, looking forward to entering the theater to feel the legendary life of a blind pianist!
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The film "The Blind Pianist" tells the legendary life of blind pianist Miyezisław Kosh, who unfortunately fell ill at a young age, lost his eyesight and was abandoned by his family. After being ignited by music, Kosh re-found a way to communicate with the world, loneliness and suffering almost constituted the main color of his life, but Kosh relentlessly pursued himself in the cold eyes of others, and used his soul to compose and play his beloved jazz. In the latest still released by the film, Kosh is completely alone, and after the performance, he stands alone on the stage and "stares" at the empty stands, despite being in the dark, he lives a unique life.
The score of "The Blind Organist" is personally composed by the Polish leading jazz pianist and music producer Lešek Most, and the wild piano tone conveys Kosh's ideals, anger or sadness, and also makes Kosh's legendary life bloom on these beautiful notes. When jazz music is combined with retro and very textured pictures, it also collides with a wonderful spark. In the previous Golden Rooster Film Festival, the audience was deeply impressed: "The performance scenes are very exquisite, especially the first complete piano passage is amazing." "The audiovisual language of the film that closely follows the emotions of the characters and the storyline is amazing!" It can be said that this is an audiovisual feast in which music, pictures and stories complement each other, and it is also a quality masterpiece that cannot be missed on the big screen at the end of the year.
Domestic and foreign praise continues to attract hot discussions Fans are urging the file to look forward to the release of the big screen
With the announcement of the introduction of "Blind Organist" Chinese mainland, the enthusiasm of fans for watching movies was completely ignited, triggering heated discussions on the whole network. The film not only comprehensively upgrades audiovisual and narrative, but also hooks up the audience off the screen with beautiful notes, affects the emotions of the viewers, and experiences Miyette's pain and confusion, persistence and madness together, triggering strong empathy among the viewers. Many fans said: "The piano music is undoubtedly beautiful, but behind the achievement of this huge beauty, it is intertwined with countless unknown bitterness", looking forward to the domestic release, on the big screen to feel The tough and strong life of Kosh.
The film has swept major European film festivals, setting a record of 16 nominations and 8 awards. During the screening of the Shanghai International Film Festival and the Golden Rooster International Film Festival, it also received unanimous recognition from audiences and film critics. David Ognick restores the details of the blind man's life with superb acting skills, without the need for eyes, and uses body language to perfectly display the lonely and sensitive and talented characteristics of the protagonist, which is called "a shocking performance infused with the soul" by the audience. "Blind Organist" will inevitably leave a strong mark for this year's theater line.
Directed by director Macchey Pépzhişa and starring David Ogorny, with Polish leading jazz pianist and music producer Lešek Moste as the soundtrack, the film tells the legendary story of a genius pianist battling an unjust fate. The film has been confirmed to be introduced into the country, and the big screen is waiting for it!