As long as some friends who know about movies know that movies, as the eighth art, have been born for more than a hundred years.
The production techniques and methods of filming are changing rapidly, but the golden age of film is in the silent film period.
Due to the age of the silent film, the general audience who is mainly entertainment is not able to appreciate it without obstacles, so the tide turns to bring you several old but not so old "old movies"
Prosecution Witness, 1957
<h1>Director: Billy Wilder</h1>
Writers: Agatha Christie / Billy Wilder / Harry Kuniz
Starring: Tyrone Bowa / Marlene Dietrich / Charles Lawton / Elsa Lanchester / John Williams
Genre: Drama / Suspense / Crime
Country of Production: United States
Language: English / German
Release: 1957-12-17 (USA)
Runtime: 116 minutes
If you think of old movies, it may be hard not to think of "Prosecution Witness", a film in which the director has this great confidence in the plot of the movie, and at the end of the film, the narrator even says "Theater friendship tips, in order to ensure that your friends who have not seen this movie have a chance to have a greater viewing pleasure, please do not disclose the ending of this movie like anyone". And in fact, the film is almost unparalleled in every way, you can't believe that this is a 1957 film, after watching it, you can only give your knees to the director.
4. "Gentle Woman", 1969
<h1>Director: Robert Bresson</h1>
Writers: Dostoevsky / Robert Bresson
Starring: Dominic Sanda / Guy Frangin / Jeanne Lobre / Claude Ollier / Jacques Kébadian
Genre: Drama
Country/Region of Production: France
Language: French
Release: 1969-09-19
Runtime: 88 min
Tide felt that one sentence would sum up the content of the film: living without passion is enough to kill us all.
This is director Robert Bresson's first color film, it is a literary film, love is so beautiful, love is so elusive. The general texture of oil painting, the futile love, the love in vain, the performance is full of a sense of contrived pathology. But this should be the so-called love, the so-called marriage.
3. Four Nights of Dreamers, 1971
Writers: Robert Bresson
主演: Isabelle Weingarten / Guillaume des Forêts / Jean-Maurice Monnoyer
Genre: Drama / Romance
Release: 1971-06-29 (West Germany)
Runtime: 87 min
The film won the Golden Bear Award for Best Film at the 21st Berlin International Film Festival as a film that shined at the festival that year. Nowadays, few people know, but there is no doubt that this is a very good movie, a film that is pure enough to make people a little afraid, pure and some frightening youth, heavy and heavy, but not sad, and the personal style is so strong that it is difficult to approach, but once integrated, it is difficult to extricate itself.
2. Lola, 1961
<h1>Director: Jacques Demi</h1>
<h1>Writers: Jacques Demi</h1>
<h1>Starring: Anouk Aimé / Marc Michel / Jacques Harden</h1>
Country/Region of Production: France / Italy
Language: French / English
Release: 1961-03-03
Runtime: USA: 90 min
A film that still seems today has a sense of the times was released in the Paris Cinema in 1969. The story is not complicated, it can directly touch people's hearts, and the flowing shots of the clouds and waters add a lot to the movie, whether it is the plot, characters, or the transformation of the scene are full of a sense of drama. There is a faint sadness in literature and art, and friends who like literary and artistic films must not miss it.
1. Morrill, 1963
<h1>Director: Alan Renai</h1>
Writers: Jean Cayrol
Starring: Defiin Serrigue / Jean-Pierre Kérien / Nita Klein
Release: 1963-10-09
Runtime: 115 minutes
Everyone is imagining the past, shattered pictures, entangled pasts. It's about love, it's about war, it's about memory. The movie is also like a memory, which makes people think wildly and wantonly. The film seems to be vague and chaotic, in the clouds, hazy and unable to see the truth, but in fact, the purpose is clear, telling the sadness of life's situation, telling the meaning of love dying, and telling the remnants of war.