Topic: "A Cloud Made of Rain in the Wind": Watching the movie leads to heated discussions about the similarities and differences between the resurgence of the wind and clouds, and the theory of showing back and attacking the chest leads to heat. Zhang Songwen's erotic drama is bigger than panic. Xian Cunzhong, an urban village in Guangzhou,
Money, power, emotional entanglement. Lin Hui's identity is very fateful, and she is deeply trapped in it and cannot extricate herself. Song Jia understands the performance life, and is most comfortable and worry-free. Zhang Songwen is self-deprecating and unconfident, and his well-dressed beasts are perverted.
The audience was dissatisfied with the director's intention and bullied the heroine for indecent behavior. The audience refuses to expose the scene, and art does not need to be emotional. Lou Ye's play is like this, and Zhang Songwen weighed and changed. The original scale is discussed Yang, and the scale is not a staple food condiment.
The uncut version is difficult to watch, and what is the literary and artistic sacrifice. Personal opinion on this matter: As an audience, I think that film art should focus on plot, performance and directing techniques.
Rather than relying on nudity and pornography to attract viewers. When watching the movie, the audience hopes to feel the emotional resonance and spiritual enjoyment from the movie, rather than being impacted by the vulgar plot and nudity.
I hope that directors can pay more attention to the intrinsic quality and literary nature of their works, rather than becoming slaves of low-grade taste. Men and women may have different views on this matter.
Men may pay more attention to the plot and performance of the film, while women value the respect and protection of female characters more. At this point, the audience's viewing angle and aesthetics will also be different. Summary of golden sentences:
Art should not be reduced to vulgarity, and nudity is not the soul of cinema. Please leave a comment, what do you think about this matter?