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Becoming a Master is a feature film jointly produced and released by Wild Bunch/Mandarin Films in France, directed by Fran? ois Ou Rong and starring fabrice luchini, Ernst Umhauer and kristin scott thomas, which was released in France on 20 12, 10 and 10. The film is adapted from Spanish playwright Juan Mayorga's The Man in the Back Row, which tells a taboo story about the creation and fantasy of a French high school teacher and a gifted student. ?

Men peep into other people's lives in the name of literary creation, while Chinese teachers blur the boundary between reality and illusion after reading, which leads to their own life tragedy. In fact, there is a fine line between voyeurism and being voyeured, reality and illusion. Ou Rong is really a good storyteller, with a fascinating narrative, a plot intertwined with reality and a dramatic ending.

This is a crazy and reasonable surreal legend. The interweaving of virtual and reality and rich plot design combine the charm of film and literature to create an excellent suspense impression, which makes people spy on the black holes related to human nature in the real world and wander in the woven fantasy world.

This kind of suspenseful wind with a little sexy, the inner portrayal of the characters in the lens is in place, and it is not an exaggeration to say that the reverberation is lingering for three days. The feeling of eight beautiful pictures has been transmitted, carried forward and expanded in this film. ?

This passage is based on the simple relationship between teachers and students, which implies the growth of Oedipus complex, same-sex love, voyeurism and lack of love, forming a rich organizational structure of the film. Schopenhauer once said: human nature is desire, and the dramatic solution of the film is a crazy and reasonable surrealist legend, which devalues desire.

This new film by French director Ou Rong truly drags the audience into the lives of several French families with his lens, peeping and observing their desires and jealousy, loss and warmth.

If you like this kind of friends, don't miss this movie.