The Pianist at Sea is a symbol and metaphor for whether to stay on the ship when it is time to change, or to decide to come to land and start another life. The male protagonist has been on a ship all his life, and he has given up the opportunity to make himself famous in one fell swoop, giving up his life on land.
The Pianist of the Sea is a drama film released in Italy on October 28, 1998, and a 4K restored version released in China on November 15, 2019, telling the story of an abandoned baby named "1900" who befriends the piano on an ocean liner and becomes a piano master.
This movie mainly tells that geniuses live in their own world, although wonderful, but ethereal, once separated from this world, he has nothing. Mortals can only look at their backs and sigh, but after sighing, they go to the lights of thousands of homes and begin their own lively lives. On the boat, 1900 is a good fish, he is a recognized genius, a dancer who chases the waves, the world on the boat is small, he is in control. When he came ashore in 1900, he found that the world on the shore was too big, like an endless piano keyboard. And he is nothing, he can't control the world, he becomes confused and lost, and eventually he wants to return to the ship, afraid to go ashore and coexist with the ship. It was the sadness of genius, who started too high to accept the huge gap in reality. His self-confidence is ethereal, and his spiritual pillar is fragile. Compared to him, the trumpeter appeared ordinary. It's not so eye-catching, like the green leaves next to the red flowers. Flowers blossom and fall, people come and go, green leaves are always retained, they accompany the beauty of flowers when they bloom, but they dot the earth when they fall. Mortals envy genius, but genius is mostly doomed to tragedy. This reminds me of Jobs, whose short life is full of excitement and inspiration, but his life's work is to engrave the brand on the fastest-growing electronic products, I don't know how many people will remember the legendary electronic artist in a few years, and how many people will mention such a character to their children after tea. So stop being envious and be grateful for everything you already have!
