What does the French film Butterfly want to explain?

Lisa, an eight-year-old girl who has no father except her mother, is not afraid of strangers. She is more curious than an elephant. One day after school at noon, my mother forgot to take her home. Lisa didn't cry or make trouble. She met a grandfather who collected rare butterflies in a coffee shop. They began to look for the rarest butterfly in Europe, named Isabella. Along the way, the enthusiastic and lively little Lisa has endless questions, and the calm and serious grandfather is just another child on a certain level. Two "grandsons" with different personalities bicker with each other and are witty.

Le Ba Bilong Chinese Title Butterfly

Starring: Michel Serrault

Claire Bouanich (Claire Bouanich)

Production date: June 65438+1October 65438+1October 2003.

Place of production: France

Film category: comedy/life track: Dolby 5. 1 in France, Dolby 2.0 in Mandarin.

Screen: Simplified Chinese subtitles (corresponding to French soundtrack, subtitles can be hidden)

This film has the most beautiful picture of the most beautiful butterfly "Isabella" in Europe, which lasts for 4 minutes.

Wonderful and lively soundtrack

When the film shows the inner world of the elderly and children, the soundtrack plays a great auxiliary role. With these notes, the film has been promoted to another higher level. Musician Nicholas Ereira, with piano and strings as the keynote, spreads a gentle and beautiful melody, exudes a French romantic mood, and metaphors the subtle changes in the interaction between the old and the young in the play, making the audience always think of the moment when butterflies spread their wings and danced and Lisa's innocent smiling face, and once again feel the pure emotion between butterflies flying lightly and human nature.

Visual enjoyment

The framing of this film is unique and beautiful. Photographer Nicholas Hite strives to be green and full of vitality. There are many emotional smells hidden in the quiet forest. Throughout the film, we can realize that the forest is actually the emotional source of the elderly and young people. When they talked humorously, the forest seemed to smile. When Lisa saw the illegal hunter, the forest seemed to freeze her breath. Photography is full of life, which is also one of the highlights of the film. It is gentle but not sensational, and the eyes get the highest visual enjoyment when enjoying the film. Personally, I like the framing of this film very much.

Young and old partners look for butterflies.

The heroine of Butterfly chose Claire Bounnich, an 8-year-old French child prodigy, to perform. The girl's performance is full of innocence, and the witty and humorous dialogue with Amway's elderly is full of fun. A yellow-brown hair is a French patent, and a beige freckle is a child's patent. Adding the two together, Claire Bonnie is a typical French girl. The hero chose Michel Serrault, a three-time César Awards winner. At the end of the film, two leading characters, an old man and a young man, sang the ending song, which made people feel as if they were living in childhood and enjoying the unrestrained sunshine.

Regrettably, on July 29th this year, the actor of Grandpa, the famous French movie star: Michel Cerro, died of cancer forever at the age of 79.