She is the first female director to win the Academy Award for Best Director, the ex-wife of James Cameron, who once said, "I can do better at a man's job." "She's Catherine Bigelow, when

She is the first female director to win the Academy Award for Best Director, the ex-wife of James Cameron, who once said, "I can do better at a man's job." ”

She was Catherine Bigelow, who had not yet graduated from Columbia University and made the short film "Violence" in 1987. Her K19: Widowmaker is better known.

In 2008, "The Bomb Disposal Unit," based on a news story depicting the Iraq War, won Bigelow an Oscar.

The film was shot in Syria, near the Iraqi border. In order to achieve a realistic and shocking news documentary effect, 4 handheld cameras were used during the filming, and 200 hours of footage were shot, and only 131 minutes of footage were preserved after editing.

In the viewer's view, the film truly reproduces a passionate experience of war. But in the eyes of critics, the film lacks a clear moral position.

Bigelow gave little or no opinion on the purpose of the war. Instead, she focuses on the plight and mental state of the three protagonists, and expresses sympathy for them.

I would say that she created an anti-war film that is more powerful than any other similar work.

"As you get older, you realize that something you once loved may no longer be special." - Staff Sergeant William James, "Bomb Disposal Unit"

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