About twenty years ago, I watched Feng Xiaoning's "The Atmosphere Disappears", which really left a "shadow" on my childhood, and had several nightmares related to movies, much stronger than the stimulation given to me by "2012". I remember that when I was in elementary school, the school organization was watching in the auditorium of the Ministry of Materials, and I sat in the second row, and sitting in front of me was a girl I liked. Uncle Ge (Ge You) in the film was still very young at that time. After reading it, I was very sensitive to this "cyanogen" word, and I also deliberately looked up the dictionary: with bitter almond flavor and poison.
Do you remember the three yellow cans that were steaming with poison gas?
--- 2013.01.06Jing
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1. Director Feng Xiaoning's profile, excerpted from Baidu Encyclopedia.
*Born in Xi'an in 1954, all of his works are screenwriting, directing, cinematography, stunts, editing, and producer, which has become a peculiar phenomenon in Chinese cinema. In the past 20 years, he has created a number of excellent works that are well-known at home and abroad. Representative works such as "Virus, Gold Medal Sunday", "Atmosphere Disappearing", "Meridian of War", "Beiyang Marine Division", "Red River Valley", "Raise Your Hand", "Purple Sun" and so on.
*"The Atmosphere Disappears" (1989) won the Special Director Award of the "Golden Rooster Award" of Chinese Films.
"Child Cow Award" Best Feature Film Award, World Environmental Film Festival "Silver Pine Award".
2. The film review of "The Atmosphere Disappears" is excerpted from Douban.
*One of the best Chinese sci-fi films so far, none from: Reds
According to Feng Xiaoning, the budget for this film is only 400,000 yuan.
The reason why I say that it is the best science fiction film in China is because I sadly found that China cannot make science fiction films at all. But does China really lack imagination? Lack of scripts? In fact, readers who pay attention to the science fiction world will find that many stories, with a little tidying, can become excellent scripts. And the Shanghai Fortress that I've always been YY, if it can be made into a movie... Although this is a romance novel in the guise of science fiction, it also works well.
The problem, though, is that we don't seem to really have that much money to throw at a sci-fi film with an uncertain future. Money should be the last bottleneck in Chinese science fiction films.
So I really admire Feng Xiaoning, who was able to have such a sufficient depth of thought 20 years ago, which is an incomparably rich gift to all the children born in the 80s. The dead ant, the magnifying glass, the words in Ge You's mouth, "I can't let everyone put a lead plate on their heads," and the woman who stole out of the chemical plant, the man who tried to close the valve but didn't succeed. The dog and the cat. The Heilibu-like child who had a day to understand all the animal languages.
You are our heroes.
You made me tremble at the age of 10 in the face of this innocent world and my terrible kind.
*This film made the shadow of my childhood from: Change (Oxygen is you.) )
It can be said that this film has given me a lot of shadows from the first time I watched it, from a few years old to now in my twenties
When I was watching it, I had the illusion of being immersed, and it felt like I couldn't breathe in front of the TV, like I'd experienced it myself, and the earth was about to end, and it was about to suffocate
And the picture of the sky and the sun in it really makes people dizzy, and it's really psychologically terrifying than any sci-fi disaster movie right now, it's really psychological fear, and a lot of the movies are disgusting with fear, but this movie is absolutely frightening
So many years later, my first requirement for the surrounding environment, both indoor and outdoor, is that the air should be good, fresh, even very strong perfume, or such a rich flower as the night incense, I can't stand it for a long time
And then there's the highest index of fear of world disasters, which is air pollution
I didn't even learn to swim countless times, because I was afraid of holding my breath, and I couldn't bear the ten seconds without air around my nose
Now I absolutely don't drive, the average bicycle is too far on the bus, it's really not okay to sit in a car, and those cars that hate the exhaust gas Modernization is equal to pollution?
Wait a minute
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This film gives me too many shadows...
So much so that I still have a lot of depression watching this film more than a decade later
3. The film "The Atmosphere Disappears" completes the script, and the collection is from my own collection.