1. The Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms trilogy
导语
Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Dawn of Heroes
Romance of the Three Kingdoms: The Burning of the Yangtze River
Trilogy Iii: Three Kingdoms: Vast Lands
Katsumada's three vast productions are not only admired by Japanese anime, but also by the Japanese people's understanding of our culture. The trilogy is 440 minutes long and more than 7 hours long, showing us such a long picture as "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" in front of us. The names of the three movies are "The Dawn of Heroes", "The Burning of the Yangtze River", and "The Vast Land", and the Japanese people's understanding of the Three Kingdoms can be seen from the names alone, from the heroic dawn of the Three Kingdoms characters appearing together to the burning of the Chibi World and then to the temporary return of the historical drama to the vast land, which is the same as our "how many things in ancient and modern times, all are paid with laughter and discussion".
2. "Smell of Camphor Tree, Jasmine"
3. "The Shadow of the Forgotten Ancestors"
Director: Sergei Parajanov Screenwriter: Ivan Chendej / Mikhaylo Kotsyubinsky Starring: Ivan Mikolajchuk / Larisa Kadochnikova /Tatyana Bestayeva / Spartak Bagashvili / Nikolai Greenk Genre: Drama / Love / History Producer Country/Region: SOVIET Language: Ukrainian Release Date: 1966-04-29 Runtime: 97 min
This film is a typical poetry film, and the so-called poetry film is a film creation proposition with the main purpose of denying the plot, exploring metaphors and lyrical functions. In a fascinating way, the film mixes delicate documentary scenes with gorgeous Baroque visual effects, showing the scene of the nation exploring the way of survival, and peeking into the activities and changes of the nation's inner consciousness. Through the guidance of the protagonist's emotions, the whirlpool narrative method shuttles between fantasy and reality. The camera seems to be enchanted, taking the viewer into their mysterious dreams.
4. "Another Hometown"
Director: Edgar Leitz Screenwriter: Edgar Leitz / Gütt Heidenreich Starring: Jan Dieter Schneider / Antonia Beal / Messimilan Scheit / Marita Blauer / Rudiger Krietzer Genre: Drama / History Producer Country/Region: Germany / French Chinese Language: German Release Date: 2013-10-23 (France) Length: 231 minutes Aka: Where the Country Belongs
The theme of this movie, as the name suggests, is about hometown. The director of this film shows us the humanity, history, culture and other aspects of the German nation with a strong black-and-white video style and a cold tone. Let us meditate on a journey of purification that purifies the soul, and they have poetic expressions about their hometown. What can't go is called far away, and what can't go back is called hometown.
5. "Song of the Wanderer"
Director: Emile Kusturica Screenwriter: Emile Kusturica / Gordon Mihek Starring: Davor Duimović / Bola Todlovic Genre: Drama / Comedy / Crime / Fantasy Production Country/Region: Italy / United Kingdom / Yugoslavia Language: English / Italian / Serbo-Croatian / Gypsy Release Date: 1988-12-21 Length: 142 minutes / 270 minutes (extended version) Aka: The Age of the Tsigams
Compared with Hollywood movies, everyone is not very familiar with Kusturica's work, which is not as popular as "Underground", but it is also worth five-star recommendation.
After reading it, you will sigh that such a popular and simple story has made Kusturica shoot such a swinging intestine, and there is a lingering sadness after reading it.
6. "In Search of Hidden Happiness"
This is a Zen-like adult fairy tale that revolves around life and death and attitudes towards life. After watching it, I have to sigh that the Italians have actually made an animation with an oriental core, and the film style is flowing with philosophy and wisdom. Through the story of the two brothers, the director explores the true meaning of music, life, and happiness. The feelings between the two brothers are touching. Also, are you, happy?
7. "Journey to Heaven"
It is hard to forget some surreal images of my father on the beach near the end of the movie. Like the scenes that often appear in Fellini's films, seemingly absurd comedies actually reveal the sadness of reality. From the eyes of an old man, the sadness is even worse.
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