When capricorns are mentioned, most people think of either political leaders or "workaholics." "Cold" is the root of the great Capricorn's power to destroy the heavens and the earth.
However, the real Capricorn is actually purple ~
On the surface, the clouds are light and the wind is light, the inner Oscar film emperor, the high cold and domineering costume in front of the person 13, and the warm body after the person is intimate and thin.
This "stuffy" attribute is very much in line with the characteristics of literary youth, so throughout the film field, Capricorn artists often do not make a sound, a blockbuster, and have amazing endurance.
This article recommends the 10 Capricorn directors who are the favorite singers of the song, presenting the mysterious and unpredictable true face of Capricorn for everyone.
Michael Curtiz
American director 1886-12-24 to 1962-04-10
Masterpieces: Casablanca, The Adventures of Robin Hood, White Christmas
Born in Hungary, Michael Curtis made a total of 169 films in his lifetime, known as the "director's hegemon", a prolific and high-grossing director, and made great contributions to sound films.
His works cover a wide range of genres, including song and dance films, police films, spy films, fantasy films, religious films, etc., casablanca is his most widely known immortal masterpiece of Hollywood's golden age.
F.W.茂瑙 F.W. Murnau
Pioneer of German cinema 1888-12-28 to 11 March 1931
Masterpieces: Vampire, The Most Despicable Man, Sunrise
As a master of German expressionist cinema in the 1920s, Maunau was a cinematic genius.
He pioneered the "entfesselte kamera" – freeing the camera from the shackles of being fixed to a tripod, using a moving camera to skillfully combine with light, freeing the shackles that actors had to perform passively in front of the camera.
In addition, his film "Vampire", based on Bram Stoker's novel Dracula, was the first vampire horror film in the history of cinema, becoming an artistic model that many vampire films could not surpass in the future.
During the brief period of Hollywood's development, his film "Sunrise" won three awards at the first Academy Awards for Best Art, Best Actress and Best Cinematography, becoming a classic of the silent film era.
Lily Wachowski Lilly Wachowski
American director and screenwriter 1967-12-29
Masterpieces: The Matrix, V-Kills, Super Sense Hunt
The "Danish Girl" namesake Lily was once the younger brother of the Wachowski brothers, Andy Wachowski.
Andy Wachowski (left) and Larry Wachowski (right)
After his brother Larry Wachowski changed sex to a woman, Andy followed in his brother's footsteps. Since then, the sisters have become the levers of gender freedom in North America.
Lana Wachowski (left) and Lily Wachowski (right)
From a small carpenter and painter to a film prodigy who created the classic science fiction trilogy "The Matrix", the Wachowski sisters' maverick behavior and wild thoughts seem to tell people that the existence of the flesh, the existence of gender, and humanity's attachment to reproduction are meaningless, and only thought is a bullet that cannot die!
Adam Elliot
Australian director 1972-01-02
Masterpieces: Animation Show, Nude Harvey's Life, Mary and Marx
In today's flood of CG technology, Elliott still clings to the traditional handmade mode of clay and stop-motion animation. This stubborn and romantic literary uncle spent 5 years to produce a simple and moving animated feature film "Mary and Marx". The reason he chose stop-motion animation instead of CG was that he thought plasticine was more realistic than the product of a bunch of numbers.
Elliot, who won the Oscar for Best Animated Short Film in 2004 for "Harvey's Naked Life," had the opportunity to make a lot of money, but he only wanted to make his own movies, so he gave up going to Hollywood.
As a filmmaker, the biggest compliment for Elliot is that the audience can enjoy his films. "I want them to laugh and cry with the people in the movie. If they walk out of the cinema and say, '20 bucks worth a movie ticket,' it's a great honor for me. ”
In contrast, in today's film and television circles, how many directors are still making movies that the audience likes?
Sergio Leone
Italian director 1929-01-03 to 1989-04-30
Representative works: Golden Three Darts, Revolutionary Past, American Past
Although italian director Sergio Leone has only directed 9 films, he has made a profound impact on the world film industry in the field of Westerns, gangster films and other genre films.
Leonne's "The Dart Trilogy" not only made Eastwood a hit, but also gave the American Western Dream a unique epic style. In the "Trilogy of The Past", which is set against the backdrop of nearly a hundred years of American history, "Once Upon a Time in America" presents an image of the United States in the eyes of Italians from a unique perspective, and also pushes Leone's creation to the peak.
Miyazaki Michael Curtiz
Japanese Animation Master 1941-01-05
Masterpieces: Castle in the Sky, Totoro, Spirited Away
Not only is Miyazaki a legend in the Japanese animation world, but American film critic Roger Albert has called him the world's most outstanding animation director. He was the first thinker to elevate animation to the level of humanity, and he is also the spiritual pillar of three generations of Japanese animators.
In addition to the eternal theme of human beings, "love", his works also involve war, nature, human nature, ideals, growth, family, life, etc., bringing countless resonances and emotions to film fans around the world.
Jiang Wen
Chinese director and actor 1963-01-05
Masterpieces: Sunny days, devils coming, let the bullets fly
Jiang Wen is a rare talented actor and director in the Chinese film industry. His early starring roles in "Furong Town", "Red Sorghum" and "Beijingers in New York" established his status as a film emperor in the Chinese film industry.
As a director, his self-written and self-directed debut film "Sunny Day" was named the first of the "Top Ten Best Movies in the World in 1995" by Time Magazine, becoming a classic in the history of Chinese films. In 2000, the anti-war film "Here Comes the Devil" won the Grand Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival. Released at the end of 2010, "Let the Bullets Fly" also broke a number of box office records for domestic films and won many awards.
Anthony Minghella
British director and screenwriter 1954-01-06 to 2008-03-18
Representative works: British Patient, Genius Ripley, Cold Mountain
British director Antoni Mingla is descended from Italian immigrants. He has loved movies since he was a child, and he also sold ice cream in the middle of the movie and watched movies by the way.
After graduating from Minggra University, he began to write screenplays. In 1986, his screenplay Made in Bangkok won the London Film Critics Association Award for Best Screenplay of the Year. Minggra believed that "writing is a film on paper, and a film is a clip of writing", so he has always insisted on writing his own script and only making films written by himself.
In 1996, Minggra became known in the international film industry for directing "The British Patient", and has since become an A-class director. The film received a total of 11 Oscar nominations, and finally won 9 awards such as best director and best picture. In addition, his films "Genius Ripley" and "Cold Mountain" are also the most well-known to Chinese audiences.
Minggra's films are good at using delicate expression techniques to shape characters from the heart, and are good at portraying characters in contradictions and struggles, which brings great touch to the audience.
Takeshi Kitano
Japanese director and actor 1947-01-18
Masterpieces: Bad Boy Sky, Hanabi, Kikujiro's Summer
Takeshi Kitano worked as a taxi driver, a comedian on a strip show, and the soul of Japan's 80s cross-talk boom. Compared with the cross-talk actor, although filmmaking is more like his side business, as a director, people are not watery at all.
In 1989, Takeshi Kitano's self-directed debut film "Violent Man" surprised the Japanese film industry as soon as it came out. In the third year of his car accident and the paralysis of half of his face, his self-directed "Hanabi" won the Venice Golden Lion Award with his examination and reflection on himself and his life. The world's media ranked him alongside Akira Kurosawa, and in fact he was the heir named by Akira Kurosawa.
Who says Capricorn only has an iceberg face that has remained unchanged for 10,000 years?
Kitano Takeshi is a talented, humorous and funny strange uncle!
Damien Chazelle
America's Most Promising New Director 1985-01-19
Masterpiece: Guy and Madeleine on a Park Bench,
Burst Drummer, Philharmonic City
Damien Shazelle, post-85, Harvard University student, has directed a total of three long and one short four films, and all of them are related to music. Out of love and dedication to music and movies, the 29-year-old Damian surprised Hollywood with his second feature film, "Burst Drummer".
His latest acclaimed "Philharmonic City" not only swept the major film festivals, but also brought the combination of audiovisual language of the film to the extreme, weaving a beautiful dream of light and shadow for the audience.
With a talent for ambition and unwavering dreams, Damian is a good interpreter of the qualities of Capricorn Aquarius (the junction of mysterious fantasies).
At the 74th Golden Globe Awards ceremony held on the evening of January 8, local time, Damian won the best director in the film category for the first time with "Philharmonic City", becoming the youngest best director in the history of the Golden Globe Awards!
In addition, "City of Music" also won the best actor, best actress, best picture, best original screenplay, best original song and best film score in the musical/comedy category!
Awesome, word "Philharmonic City"!
Just like the line in the movie" "There will always be a place where I can achieve my expectations of myself", Damian realizes his expectations of himself in the world of light and shadow.
So, whether you have a vision for love or dreams, don't hesitate to pursue it bravely!
Damien Chazelle won best director in a motion picture at the 74th Golden Globe Awards for City of Philharmonics
Here's to the ones who dream!
Respect those who dream!
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