The Pianist
Rosh Pierman, a Polish pianist of Jewish descent, saw his compatriots killed one by one at the beginning of World War II, during the catastrophe of the Jewish genocide, and he and his family were powerless.
In the end, he lost all his family and survived, but what was left was death.
Where should he go, flee, hide, the death of his friends, hunger, cold disease in a vain attempt to devour him.
However, a turning point in fate came when he met a Nazi officer who thought he was about to die while looking for food in the ruins, but the Nazi officer was very anti-war and had some sympathy for him, so he asked him to play a song.
His true love play is a narrative of his own tragic fate, he experienced the relocation of his family, witnessed the tragic death of his fellow Jews, the disappearance of his family, and the deaths of those who helped him one by one, without food, and the destruction of shelter. The only thing was the love of music and the strong desire for life, and his song "Narrative Song" impressed the Nazi officers.
The Nazi officer developed sympathy and helped him, bringing him bread and sugar, and the Nazi officer was of considerable help to him.
The war was over, and less than 70,000 of the 370,000 Jews in Poland remained before the war, but the pianist played the piano again, but he was already a man, he was lonely in the war, he lost everything after the war, he was even more lonely.
The Pianist at Sea
The protagonist 1900 was originally an abandoned baby found in the banquet hall by the boilermaker, the boilerman named him 1900, 1900 is a piano genius, whether it is a celebrity nobleman, or an immigrant in the lower class, he can use the sound of the piano to lead people to madness.
1900 knows how to interpret everyone's thoughts, he can see through their gestures, their class, their voices, their smells, their hometowns, their stories, all their imprints, he can interpret, through constant observation, analysis, organization, perhaps he never experienced it, but for thirty years, his world was spent on a ship, he looked at the world coldly, but he got its essence.
Soon, 1900 ushered in his first challenge, and a black musician from the United States wanted to challenge his strength, but the arrogance of the black musician angered him, and in 1900 he defeated the black musician with a Wild Bee Flying.
In 1900 he met a beautiful young girl on the boat, and he fell in love, but unfortunately he could not get off the boat and did not give him a gift.
So the second challenge faced by 1900 was getting off the ship.
In the early morning, the sky was very good, but in 1900 there was no courage to get off the ship, and fear overcame love. He just stared blankly into the distance, at the tall buildings, the place he had never set foot in, but countless people wanted to go.
1900 failed, he did not dare to leave the ship, this place of his own, 1900 spent the rest of his life on the ship.
In the film, only the trumpeter can read him, understand his meaning, and admire him, but at the end of the film, he cannot convince him to let him get off the ship, and the trumpeter finally compromises, he understands that 1900 ultimately belongs to the ship, and only on the ship is he free.
In 1900 a genius pianist, who spent his whole life on a ship, he was a very pure man, never tainted by the world, he was that pure 1900, he had to be destroyed with his ship. The ship has become a pure land that is not contaminated by the world, so even love or friendship has not been able to keep him, the so-called lonely when he comes, and he is a person when he leaves.
Green Book
The film's protagonist, Don Shirley, is a black pianist who was still the target of discrimination in the 1960s, especially in the South. The protagonist, Don Shirley, plans a nationwide tour, and he hires Tony, a retired American soldier, to be his driver, knowing that few white people at that time used to drive black people.
In terms of personality, Tang Xueli is very arrogant and lonely, and is not good at dealing with people. And Tony is an out-and-out ruffian, good at dealing with people, aggressive, and loves to take advantage of small things.
Tang Shirley always had a condescending expression. At first, Tony couldn't get used to it. Until they came to KFC.
Kentucky in Kentucky
The two eat chicken together
Tony bought a family bucket to share with Don Shirley, and they began to open their hearts.
The two men came to the south, and the fields were full of the names of black farmers who farmed the land, which was in stark contrast to Tang Shirley in a suit and leather shoes. After that, Tang Shirley really felt the discrimination in the south.
First, he was almost molested in the bathhouse and arrested by the police.
He then drove on the road and was arrested for violating black regulations. Fortunately, the two help each other to overcome the danger. Gradually, Don Sherry got to know Tony and began to communicate with him, helping him and his family write letters.
Tang Shirley suffered from discrimination in the last performance, so he resolutely withdrew. The boss was also beaten up by Tonio.
Don Sherry played a song outside in a black bar, and he was very happy.
The journey ended, but the two also formed a deep friendship, and eventually Don Shirley gave up his pride and spent the holiday with his family at Tony's house at Christmas.
The protagonist of this film is lucky, he was once a lonely pianist, but in his life he met Tony, a leper who could change him, and he finally got friendship, and love, and became no longer lonely.
There are always too many geniuses in reality who are not understood, so they are lonely, and how much they need a confidant to change their loneliness.
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