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After Watching the Film "The Truman Show"： We watched Truman's World again today, and we have a better understanding of director Peter Lindsay Weir's intentions, and my experience is much deeper than the first time we watched it. The ordinary people are completely deprived of their freedom, privacy, and even dignity, and become the victims of the mass entertainment industry. The film reflects the hopes and anxieties of humanity and is notable for touching on the most sensitive social issues of today. The meaning of the film is profound, and it will make us shudder. Illustrated by dawnxisoul393 Because maybe one day we will start to worry if the same thing will happen in our own surroundings. We think the film has many layers, and the concept of its themes is so creative and empathetic that it makes us ask ourselves, is everyone living around us acting? The director gives the role of Christof, played by Ed Harris, unparalleled authority. He "created" the heav...

Today once again we watched the science fiction film "Interstellar", directed by Christopher Nolan, led by Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway, In 169 minutes of the film, we watched five, six hours because some places we have to rewind and watch again several times. In the 1930s, Einstein and Rosen hypothesized a theory when they were studying the gravitational field equations, and they thought that through a wormhole they could do instantaneous space transfer or time travel, and "Interstellar" tells the story of a group of people who travel through a "wormhole. What impresses us is that director Christopher Nolan gives us a perfect explanation of wormholes through a simple metaphor. This film is different from the previous science fiction films, the whole film is basically guided by the scientific basis. Illustrated by dawnxisoul393 As a Hollywood science-fiction blockbuster, the picture of "Interstellar" is really impeccable, the magnificent spac...

Today, we watched Peter Jackson's war documentary "They Don't Grow Old," which premiered at the London Film Festival on Oct. 16, 2018. The film shows the daily life of soldiers during World War I from 1914 to 1918. From 1914 to 1918, the first World War not only changed the historical process, but also changed the fate of countless young people. They were innocent young people. They put on military uniforms with a cavity of blood and vowed to defend the country to the death, but were devastated on the battlefield full of corpses. Amid the deafening gunfire, they methodically tested new weapons, but the next time they hit flesh and blood. Ordinary soldiers who faced death threats every day still smiled when they faced the camera. New Zealand director Peter Jackson, who directed the epic masterpieces the Lord of the rings, accepted an arduous task: the Imperial War Museum hoped that he could make a film about World War I. It was required to use the museum's war hist...

Our thoughts after watching the film " Nomadland "： The story of young director Zhao  Ting   began in the winter of 2011 when the Gypsum Board Company closed its 88-year-old plant in the town of Umpire, Nevada, due to a decrease in demand for gypsum board. This situation led to the loss of hundreds of local workers. To survive, they rushed across the country to create makeshift communities among transient people and spaces. The film documents these elderly Americans living in station wagons and trucks. Like previous generations of migrant workers, they migrate as seasonal, temporary jobs call. Fern, the film's protagonist, is one of them. After Fern loses her husband, she leaves town in an RV. What makes this film unique is that almost all of the people Fern meets on the road are genuine wanderers who are simply talking about their experiences. illustrated by dawnxisoul393 This film, written and directed by Zhao Ting, is a "hybrid of documentary and fiction. Zhao Tin...

The Thoughts after Watching the Film《1917》： Today we watched the American DreamWorks production, "1917", a war film directed by Sam Mendes and starring George McKay and Dean Charles Chapman. More than 100 years ago, in 1914, Archduke Ferdinand, crown prince of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, was assassinated by a Serbian hot-blooded youth named Cabrillo princip on his way to Sarajevo. The death of Archduke Ferdinand ignited the long explosive European continent and then spread into the first World War in human history. The film tells the story of two British soldiers who ventured across enemy territory to deliver vital information to save 1,600 lives during the First World War. In the spring of “1917”, during World War I, the German army retreated from the battlefield to the Hindenburg Line, where mines and snipers were set as traps. After a long standoff with the Germans, a British unit seemed to find an opportunity to destroy the Germans and planned to attack the German lines...

How can new immigrants reconcile family conflicts? the unity of a family, the deeper love, the stronger love, the wiser love, the more faith-based love, the  deeper connection to the society Today, we watched the film 《 Minari 》 directed by Le Isaac Chung. Minari is the English word for watercress, a must-have side dish in Korean cuisine, which can be grown anywhere and grows well without special care. There is much sadness, longing and inspiring beauty in "Minari". It is the story of a Korean family trying to make a living through farming and animal husbandry in the early 1980s in Arkansas. Subtle and vivid, "Minari" focuses on the struggles of one family. Much of the film is presented from the perspective of a child. This perspective adds a wonderful sense of fantasy to the whole film, enough to immerse us in the world it builds. The film tells a gentle, true, and touching story of a family. The story is filled with kind people who try as hard as they can to love ...