What is the theme of the video amplification?

The amplified theme of the film is another pessimistic questioning of modern civilization.

"Blow Up" is a film produced and distributed by Vídeo Arte, directed by Michelangelo Antonioni, starring Vanessa Lidgraf, Jane Birkin and others, in 1966 It will be released in the United States on December 18.

The film tells the story of photographer Thomas, a cynical young man. One day he secretly took a series of photos of a man and woman who seemed to be in love in a park. The woman named Jane was almost crazy when she found out, and even sacrificed herself to get the negatives of these photos. It seemed that these negatives would reveal some secrets. Suspicious, Thomas enlarged the photo, and in the smallest detail, he believed he had discovered a murder, and that Jane was the key figure in this mysterious murder.

Plot introduction:

Photographer Thomas secretly took a group of photos about his lover's date in a park in London. Later, the woman in the photo desperately wanted to obtain the negatives, arousing Thomas' suspicion. Thomas kept zooming in on the photo, and finally believed he saw a corpse and a man holding a gun in the photo. He seemed to have found evidence of a murder at the scene. Thomas tries to uncover the murder based on the vague evidence in the photos, but to no avail.

At this time, his workshop was ransacked and the photos disappeared. Thomas originally believed that technological inventions, such as photography, could enable him to obtain and conquer reality, and he was addicted to it. Later he finally discovered that the relationship between reality and its replicas and the hallucinations people have about the latter is uncertain.