Recommend some classic art films!

Foreword of indelible light in the history of world art films;

Journey to the Moon (France 1902)

Director: Georges Méliès

Starring: George May Lea, Charlotte Ballet, Beagle Troupe.

Type: science fiction silent film

This film is a milestone in the history of science fiction movies and even the whole movie, which not only created a precedent for science fiction movies, but also made it

"Movie", the seventh art, sublimated into the crystallization of mass entertainment and art. Although the story seems absurd or even ridiculous now, many movie techniques can be seen in this classic.

In the early stage of the development of film art, the theater effect of this film was outstanding. The Birth of a Country (USA 19 15)

Directed by David Walker Griffith

Starring: john ford lillian gish

Type: epic silent film war

The plot of the film is controversial because it portrays the Klan as a positive figure, but it invented close-ups and flashbacks, and because its epic film made the Seventh Art gradually mature, many talents fell for the charm of the film. Warship potemkin (former Soviet Union 1925)

Director: Sergei Eisenstein

Starring: Edward Teasel

Type: War Silent Movie

Eisenstein's classic montage technique is an epoch-making masterpiece, which opens up a brand-new movie world. The Odessa massacre in the last paragraph of the film is one of the most classic scenes in film history, with accurate editing and no less impact than any action film and war film today. Metropolis (Germany 1926)

Director: Fritz Lang

Starring: Alfred Abel Fritz Rasp

Type: science fiction silent film

At the end of the silent film era, the most classic films were of high artistic value, and the ideological content and scenery were the highest at that time. It is said that Hitler liked this work very much and asked the director to join the Nazi party, but he was rejected. Film history lovers must never forget their collections. Hyundai (USA 1936)

Director: Charlie Chaplin

Starring: Charlie Chaplin

Type: comedy, silent film, representative works of silent film era, representative works of Chaplin. "Modernity" in Chaplin's sense is an irony. This is an era of machine industry alienation, and people and machines seem to have been mixed together. This is an era of denying human nature, and people are forced to become soulless creatures under the oppression of superiors; This is an absurd and incomprehensible era. A kind person will go to prison five times in a short time, and be paroled in prison for stopping a prisoner who tries to escape. This is a chaotic era with a turbulent pattern. The political struggle between parties makes the hero a "leader" of * * * and the party, and he is squeezed into the sewer by the police. This is an era of shrinking economy and hard to find jobs. Our hero and heroine dream of a stable and comfortable life, looking for jobs countless times, but they are always crushed by the ruthless reality. At the end of the film, the two go hand in hand to the sunset. The road ahead is still long, but what will happen in the future? I'm afraid everyone who has seen this film knows that they live a wandering life forever. At that time, they didn't want to change their destiny. So although this is a comedy, the ending is totally tragic. Chaplin's keen observation of the society at that time and his genius imagination recorded that sad time. It is he who vividly interprets a little person in troubled times for the audience, and it is he who draws a brilliant end to the history of silent films in the world. The Great Phantom (France 1937)

Director: jean renoir

Starring: jean gabin Pierre Foresti

Type: War

This film is not only a classic anti-war film praising peace, but also a journey to explore human nature. Phantom implies that all freedom and equality advocated by human beings are illusory, but at the same time it has positive anti-war thoughts. At the same time, this film is also Renoir's most influential work. Gone with the Wind (USA 1939)

Director: victor fleming

Starring: Vivien Leigh clark gable

Type: love epic

The insurmountable peak of Hollywood, including the life experiences of the cast members, the use of costume sets, the anecdotes behind the film and the behind-the-scenes tidbits, has made fans relish, and the box office ranks first in film history (considering inflation). This kind of influence and appeal is unprecedented. Citizen Kane (USA 194 1)

Director: orson welles

Starring: orson welles

Type: Biography

Citizen Kane was praised by American film critics as "the greatest film in American film history", and this title

Not too much, Citizen Kane created: deep shots, sound montage, extraordinary composition, novel narrative structure and framework, high-speed editing, and changing scenes through influence, all of which were initiated by Citizen Kane. Casablanca (USA 1943)

Director: Michael Curtis

Starring: humphrey bogart ingrid bergman

Type: romantic

The most popular movie during World War II is a textbook for love movies. The story is touching, the structure is rigorous and exquisite, the plot is tortuous and tense, the dialogue is humorous and implicit, and the number of classic lines can rival Shakespeare's plays. Bicycle thieves (Italy 1947)

Director: vittorio Desika

Starring: Sergio Leon

Type: literature and art

Italian neo-realism is a masterpiece, and the film is full of concern for the lower class. Although the story is quite simple, it is the most touching classic in the history of movies, which is many times stronger than the later deliberately sensational movies in Hollywood.

Rashomon (Japan 1950)

Director: Akira Kurosawa

Starring: Toshiro Yamakawa, minoru chiaki, Daisuke Kat? and Chiyoko.

Type: literature and art

Digging deep into the peak of the ugliness of human nature, the director shows his sorrow for the unknown and unreliable human beings in this amazing work, and at the same time shows his skepticism, and gives people hope again at the end of the film, which can be described as well-intentioned. The narrative style of this film is excellent. It describes the psychological activities of every witness through several episodes, which Zhang Yimou used in Hero.

Singing in the Rain (USA 1950)

Director: jim carrey Stanley Donen

Starring: Jim Carrey, rita moreno and Debbie Reynolds.

Type: song and dance, romance

Jim Carrey can be said to be the king of dancing in Hollywood, and this song "Singing in the Rain" is his most representative work and his masterpiece. Especially the scene of solo dancing in the rain is natural, elegant and smooth, which can be described as one of the most classic films in the history of song and dance films in the world. Rear window (USA 1954)

Director: Alfred Hitchcock

Starring: james stewart Grace Kelly

Type: suspense, thriller, horror

Hitchcock's film style is a masterpiece, which combines all his skills. Hitchcock pioneered the "thriller literary film", while "Rear Window" fully demonstrated the perfect balance between entertainment and artistry of Hitchcock's films. This is a typical psychological horror film. There are no monsters or disgusting alien monsters in the film, but it is extremely suspenseful and thought-provoking. Hitchcock likes to film murder. In this film, the first voyeurs don't have the ups and downs of most suspense films. The next plot suddenly turned, and the audience was awakened like a sleeping child. Hitchcock widely used this style in his films. The uniqueness of this film is that the camera never leaves the hero's sight, that is, never leaves the room. It is precisely because of this that the psychology of voyeurism can be described and studied in detail. In every nuanced plot, what we see from the back window is the deepest darkness of human nature. After watching this movie, people realize that a seemingly normal person has such amazing psychopathy and moral decay hidden in his heart.

Hitchcock is cynical, which is obvious in the Back Window. The heroine is in love with her boyfriend. She is beautiful, elegant, charming and does not mind her own business. Our hero, however, hopes that she can become a curious, brave and fearless woman who dares to explore the truth. Finally, she really changed. She climbed up and down in search of information and almost died. This is probably Hitchcock's most perfect female image. But the protagonist finally paid the price for his "curiosity": breaking the other leg was thought-provoking and self-deprecating.

The title of the movie "Rear Window" implies that the human heart is like a closed window. When it is opened, we will see a world that we have neglected. Seventh Seal (Sweden 1955)

Director: ingmar bergman

Starring: Bibi Anderson Marques von Seedo

Type: fantasy

Sweden's "national treasure" ingmar bergman is the best discussion film. A chess game seems to have crossed time and space, fusing many profound and complicated ultimate problems together and becoming an immortal fable. Four hundred times (France 1959)

Director: Fran?ois Truffaut

Starring: Pierre Leod

Type: literature and art

One of the pioneers of the "new wave" in France is also a milestone in the history of art films. There is no need for earth-shattering stories and fascinating plots. Just a history of bad boys' troubles can still fascinate all filmmakers and fans. Four hundred times really overturned the world of movies. Exhausted (France 1959)

Director: Jean Luc Godard

Starring: Jean Paul Belmondo Jean Seeberger

Type: cult romance

Lawrence of Arabia (UK 1962)

Director: David Lane

Starring: Peter O'Toole, alec guinness and Anthony Quinn.

Type: Biographical Epic

This is not only an adventure story in the desert, but also the greatest epic in film history. Wide-screen lens, magnificent war scenes, excellent photo editing, and detailed shooting of various natural scenes in the desert. Many shots have become classics that people talk about. Eight and a half (Italy 1963)

Director: federico fellini

Starring: marcello mastroianni anouk aimee

Type: literature and art

Fans who are familiar with Kubrick know that this well-made and magnificent masterpiece is his most magical film and the crystallization of his highest level. It is like a magnificent pyramid, complex, mysterious and wonderful. The director seems to deliberately downplay the plot and use stunts and music to pin his confusion and thinking. Godfather (USA 1972)

Director: francis ford coppola

Starring: Marlon Brando Al Pacino

Type: Gangster Epic

The director sublimated the struggle between gangs into a wonderful epic, and portrayed mario puzo's fictional new york Mafia as a family struggle history to realize the American dream, and IMDB ranked first. Fly over the madhouse (USA 1975)

Director: milos forman

Starring: Jack Nicholson Louis Fletcher

Type: literature and art

At first glance, it seems to be a farce in an insane asylum, but in fact it deeply satirizes American politics, implying the ugly social atmosphere at that time by holding high the banner of "democracy" in an insane asylum but actually ignoring human nature. Nicholson's performance in this film is particularly commendable. He played a little person with great personality and strength. Taxi Driver (USA 1976)

Director: martin scorsese

Starring: Robert De Niro Jodie Foster

Type: thriller

This is a story about the confrontation between paranoia and ugly society. The protagonist is confused and disgusted with society and finally confronts it with extreme violence. Jodie Foster's performance triggered a farce in which a psychopath assassinated President Reagan. Iron drums (Federal Republic of Germany 1979)

Director: Walker Schon Doff

Starring: David Bennett

Type: Magic Absurdity

One of the most famous anti-Nazi films in film history is also a rare fable, which exposes the hypocrisy and ugliness of the adult world from the perspective of children and satirizes the Nazis sharply. Der Himmel uber Berlin (Federal Republic of Germany 1987)

Director: wim Wenders

Starring: Peter Fogg Bruno Ganz

Type: romantic fantasy

As a poetic masterpiece, the greatest thing about Wenders is that he uses lyricism instead of narration.

Things are still going on 1998 Hollywood's city of angels completely copied the plot of this film, but it can't be compared with it. Ten commandments (Poland 1988)

Director: krzysztof kieslowski

Type: literature and art

The film is divided into ten parts, and each part is a short story. In this short film, Khiesz Lovsky, the master of art, made a profound discussion and reflection on the ultimate problems such as morality, ethics and humanity. Although every story is not complicated, there are big life propositions hidden behind it, which deserve careful consideration. Cinema Paradise (Italy 1988)

Director: Giuseppe Donatore

Starring: Philip Nova, Reilhac Palin.

Type: comedy

This is a film that pays tribute to filmmakers and fans all over the world. In a romantic and comic town, the infinite charm of movies is like a warm current, which flows into the hearts of every audience with memories. For people who watch movies, "Paradise Cinema is a strange place with cultural and social enlightenment."

Schindler's List (USA 1993)

Director: Steven Allan Spielberg

Starring: liam neeson Ralph Fiennes

Type: War Literature and Art

Spielberg devoted great enthusiasm to this film, and finally won the double victory of art and box office, becoming the insurmountable peak of art films in the world today. The Lord of the Rings Trilogy (USA 200 1 ~ 2003)

Director: Peter Jackson

Starring: sean astin, sean bean, brad dourif, Tian Holm, Elijah Wood, liv tyler, Christopher Lee and Cate Blanchett.

Type: Magic Epic

The director created a magnificent fictional era in just 10 hour. Here, there are thoughts on human nature, perfect details and war scenes that fascinate hundreds of millions of fans. Jackson combines the signature shooting techniques of famous directors such as Griffith, Eisenstein and Kurosawa, which is a perfect display of a complete prehistoric Middle-earth. Reference:/%D7% D3% D4% BB% D7% D3% B7% C7% D3% E3/blog/item/392c5ddf00b45a126327983f.html.