Master Ding’s best work Howl

The answer to Master Tin’s best work, Howl, is as follows:

1. Character introduction

Tinto Brass, March 1933 Born on the 26th in Venice, Italy. Italian director, screenwriter, editor, producer, actor.

In 1963, he directed his first film "Worker Lost". In 1966, he wrote and directed the western movie "Yankee". In 1969, he directed the feature film "White on Black". In 1970, he wrote and directed the feature film "Howl", which was shortlisted for the Golden Bear Award at the 20th Berlin International Film Festival. In 1971, he directed the feature film "Holiday."

In 1976, the erotic film "Lady Kitty" was filmed. In 1979, he directed the erotic film "The Roman Empire". In 1983, he directed the feature film "Wings of Desire". In 1985, he wrote and directed the erotic film "Miranda". In 1987, he wrote and directed the feature film "Love and Passion". In 1991, the feature film "Red Hot Chili Peppers" was filmed.

In 1992, he directed the erotic film "Crazy Desire". In 1995, he wrote, directed and participated in the erotic short film "Passionate Mailbox". In 1998, he filmed the erotic film "Unknowingly Seducing You." In 2000, he directed the erotic film "My Lover, Don't Cry for Me."

2. Character evaluation

Tindo Barras emphasizes the sexy charm of women in each of his films, and often uses multi-faceted photography techniques in his films to bring out the beauty of women. The beauties and beautiful scenery in the film are shot in a natural and beautiful way. Moreover, in his films, he is most accustomed to showing women's desire for lust, praising the female body, and vilifying and satirizing the male body.

Tindo Barras has not won many awards in his life. Although his status is "humble", it does not affect his status in the history of world cinema at all. He was crowned the "Erotic Movie Emperor" by fans. Erotic scenes in Tindo Barras's films are mainly a tool to express his profound thoughts, but his use of this tool has reached the level of perfection.