Film is a very thoughtful art form that allows us to see different human nature and social issues. Among the various types of movies, those that reveal human nature are even more impressive. I recommend the world's top ten human nature movies, which not only have superb skills and superb performances, but more importantly, they can show us the multifaceted nature of human nature and trigger people's in-depth thinking about human nature. After watching these movies, you will definitely have a different harvest.
1. The world of the senses
"World of Senses" is a powerful film that tells a forbidden love story while also exploring the deeper issues of human nature. The film takes the love of Abe and Yoshizo Ishida as the main line, and reflects people's attitudes and pursuit of love, flesh and desire in modern society through the description of their emotions and behaviors.
In the film, Abe is a maid from a red geisha who develops affection for Yoshizo Ishida, the dashing master. After the two met, their relationship quickly heated up, which eventually led to the elopement and tragic ending of the two. The physical depictions in the film are very straightforward and explicit, and the physical behavior of the two has almost reached the level of madness. This indulgent behavior reflects people's pursuit of lust and the release of desire in modern society, and also explores the deeper problems of human nature.
The love story of Abe and Yoshizo Ishida in the film is not only a forbidden love, but also a challenge to social morality and traditional concepts. The two protagonists in the film constantly break through traditional moral and social norms, and their behaviors and thoughts make people re-examine the moral concepts and values of traditional society.
2. The history of romance in the Roman Empire
"The History of the Roman Empire" is a highly controversial film that tells the life of Caligula, the most absurd tyrant in the history of the Roman Empire, and his promiscuity, heterogeneous X love, homosexual X love, torture and slaughter. With themes of cruelty and violence, the film reveals the dark side of human nature and human greed.
Caligula in the film is a cruel and tyrannical monarch who is promiscuous and lustful, not only fornicating with his sister, but also killing people and ministers. His actions and thoughts reflect human greed and desire, but also reflect the dark side of human nature. The scenes of chaotic L, heteroX love, homosexual X love and torture in the film make people re-examine human morality and values.
Caligula in the film has an extreme personality, and who he loves and hates seems to never be known. His lust and greed continued to devour his humanity, eventually leading to the demise of his life. This distortion and darkness of human nature makes people deeply reflect on human nature and the moral concept of society.
3. Color ring
"Lust and Caution" is a film set in Shanghai during the Anti-Japanese War, telling the story of female college student Wang Jiazhi who approached the traitor Mr. Yi in order to be patriotic, but gave up the assassination mission due to emotions. The film has not only won many awards at international film festivals, but also has deep thinking in both artistic and social senses.
The heroine Wang Jiazhi in the film was originally an active revolutionary, but under Mr. Yi's pursuit, she eventually betrayed her organization and gave up patriotism. This contradiction between the individual and the collective has led people to think about "individual loyalty" and "collective honor". Should one's emotions be placed before the state and the nation? Can a person's love be separated from politics and country? These questions all provoke deep thinking in the movie.
In addition, the film also reflects the complexity and darkness of the society at that time. Four rich wives play mahjong with bright lights and diamond rings, and their husbands are all officials in the Wang puppet government. This life may seem luxurious, but it hides a dark world that is unknown to everyone.
4. Lolita
Lolita is a drama film directed by Adrian Lane, based on the novel of the same name by American writer Vladimir Nabokov. The film tells the love story of the middle-aged man Humbert and the teenage Lolita, as well as the tragedy brought about by this forbidden love.
Humbert is a middle-aged college professor who always harbors a tender and lewd nightmare deep inside. By chance, he became Charlotte's tenant and fell madly in love with Charlotte's 14-year-old daughter, Lolita. Charlotte also took a fancy to Humbert and was bent on finding a backer for herself and Lolita, so Humbert married Charlotte against his will.
However, this forbidden love eventually brought tragedy. Charlotte discovers Humbert's crush on her daughter, and in anger, she rushes out of the house, only to be killed in a car accident. Lolita is tired of Humbert and chooses to leave him.
By showing the forbidden love between Humbert and Lolita, the film reveals the weakness in human nature and the power of desire. Humbert defies moral and legal constraints in pursuing his desires, which ultimately leads to Charlotte's tragedy and his separation from Lolita. Lolita fell victim to this forbidden love, and she couldn't stand Humbert's lewd behavior and eventually chose to leave him.
5. Unromantic love
"Love Without Love" is a feature film directed by Todd Field that tells the story of Frank and Natalie's forbidden love and the grief and family breakdown caused by Frank's sudden death.
By showing the forbidden love between Frank and Natalie, the film reveals the weakness in human nature and the power of desire. Frank's parents' opposition to Natalie reflects society's moral condemnation and social pressure for unromantic love. However, Frank and Natalie's love is real and deep, and they try to overcome all obstacles and fight for their love.
However, Frank's death brought this love to an abrupt end and plunged his family into deep grief. Matt and Ruth, as parents, should have given their son the greatest support and understanding, but their opposition and pressure eventually led to their son's death. Matt and Ruth's grief and self-blame also turned their relationship upside down. They distanced themselves from each other in grief and anger, trying to face the fact that their son had died in their own way.
"Love in Bad Love" has become a classic literary and artistic work with its profound ideological connotation and excellent performance. The film warns us to always be vigilant against our inner desires and weaknesses, and not to violate the bottom line of morality and law in order to pursue short-term happiness.
6. Icy showers
Icy Showers is a gripping French drama film directed by Antoni Cordier and starring John Liebou and Salome Stevenen. The film tells the story of Mick, a teenager from an ordinary family, who encountered various difficulties on the road to growth, and how he strengthened his faith, bravely faced the challenges and difficulties in life, and finally grew into a resolute and confident person.
In the film, Mick not only has to deal with family problems such as his father's alcoholism and his mother's thrifty addiction, but also copes with academic pressures, judo team captain responsibilities and other internal and external pressures. And his love has also encountered a huge test, and his relationship with his girlfriend Winnesa has fallen into a low point due to the cheating incident. But Mick did not give up, and he gradually became stronger through his favorite judo and with his new patron's son Clement. He was no longer troubled by jealousy and anger, but began to think and act positively, finding his inner peace and growth.
The plot in the film is gripping, reflecting the various difficulties and challenges faced by ordinary teenagers in the process of growing up. And the story of Mick overcoming difficulties through hard work and finally realizing self-worth also brings inspiration and inspiration to the audience. This film excavates the emotional changes and psychological turns in the hearts of the characters, depicts the difficulties of adolescent growth, and presents a profound and real picture of youth, which is worth watching.
7. Memories in brothels
Memories of a brothel is a powerful French film that reveals the social realities of that era and the true feelings of the people by telling the story of a high-end brothel in Paris in 1900.
In the film, the protagonist Marlena becomes a prostitute who always smiles after being cut off her cheek by a perverted guest. She lives with other girls from different backgrounds and classes in the Lapplonai brothel, sharing their secrets and stories of the past. They wear exquisite and elegant clothes, drink high-end champagne, and comfort all kinds of male guests with warm and beautiful bodies.
In this bustling and illusory world, men come and go, some beasts enjoying lust, others looking for a brief warmth of benefactors. They listen to operas, dance, and talk about political dissatisfaction in the building, and then after moving into their bedrooms, ask the sisters to dress up as dolls or Japanese geisha.
By showing this superficial and secretly sad world, the film reflects the current situation of clear social classes, unequal relations between men and women, and chaotic moral concepts at that time. At the same time, the vivid portrayal of female characters in the film also reveals the oppression and harm suffered by women in this patriarchal society. Some of them are forced into brothels, while others are abandoned by their families and society and embark on this path of no return.
8. Evening maiden
The Evening Lady is a Thai drama film about Jan, a cursed boy who is destined to be different from birth. His mother died in childbirth, and his father hated and punished him. The father was absurd and despotic, playing the role of a monarch in the family, and conquering women at will.
Jan's fate is rewritten, and his world becomes very dark when he is beaten and locked in a dark room since he was a child. He witnessed his father and surrogate mother having sex, a horrific experience that became a nightmare growing up in his life. When he grew up as a young man, he returned to his family only to find that he still could not escape this shadow.
Lust became an instrument of entertainment and revenge in his life, and he became the master of three women: his stepmother, his half-sister and his teenage lover. These women became the center of his life and a nightmare he couldn't get rid of.
The whole story is full of sexual desire and revenge, and the plot is quite twisted, showing everything about domestic violence and the dark side. It is worth mentioning that Zhong Liti has a performance, and the whole movie is full of oppressive and distorted atmosphere, but it also reveals the deep pain and uneasiness in the characters' hearts. "Evening Lady" is not only a film with the theme of wind and moon, but also a profound discussion of individual fate and family relationships.
9. Green forbidden fruit
"The Forbidden Fruit of Youth" is a German film full of family affection and love. The film tells the tragedy of an incomplete family due to the remarriage of the father, but in the end, the tragedy is resolved and the two protagonists are given the opportunity to start over.
Matisse and Mico are twin siblings, who lost their mother at a young age and whose father struggled to raise them. With the appearance of his father's new girlfriend, their emotional communication gradually became estranged. In this context, the affection of the two children gradually transformed into forbidden love.
However, their relationship was eventually discovered by the father, but did not go to tragedy like many movies, they were tolerated and supported by family, friends and did not lose a single bit of love. In the end, Miko was sent to study in a distant place, and his brother chased her to the station and handed her two pine towers, and the two were simply separated.
The film does not try to let the audience judge or condemn the protagonist's behavior, but lays out the crisis and struggle of a family, and shows that relatives and friends have never abandoned their sincere feelings. While exploring taboo emotions, the film focuses more on human nature, love and tolerance, and how to find a turnaround in a family crisis.
10. Stealing
"Hooking up with a teacher and a lover" - this seems to be an illegal act, but in the movie "Stealing", it becomes a girl's way to achieve her goal.
Julia is a girl who longs to visit Rome, but is rejected by her teacher Gustavo because she is too young. Faced with this problem, Julia was unwilling and tried to ask for help from her mother and live-in girlfriend, but both failed. So, Julia decides to use a killer trick and hooks up with the teacher's live-in lover Eric.
When Julia came to the teacher's house to flirt directly with Eric, it not only shocked Gustavao, but also let the audience see the madness of this method. But in fact, Julia succeeded. Through her courage and determination, she finally achieved her wish.
However, while we are talking about Julia's "hooking up with a teacher's live-in lover", we should also think about the morality and desirability of this approach. If we all go as bold as Julia does to get what we want, the consequences are worrying. We should achieve our wishes through legitimate means and efforts, and in the process, we should adhere to the bottom line of morality and not harm others.
The movie "Stealing" brings us a lot to think about, it allows us to see the deep problems that may be behind some actions. It is not only about watching the movie emotionally and thinking rationally to truly understand the meaning of the movie.
Film is a window to the world, not only allowing the audience to appreciate the charm of art, but also allowing us to explore more deeply the issues of human nature, society and morality. This article introduces different types of films, each of which deals with issues of human nature, family, forbidden love, society and morality, reflecting different life situations and human conflicts.