Have you seen any other movies?

Breaking the waves is the first DOGMA95 movie I came into contact with, but it doesn't belong to this category strictly. Its form is realistic, but it is a fairy tale in its bones, although it looks too alien and cruel.

Beth and Yang, a pair of lovers who are crazy about love, their rescue of love seems so out of place in that small town that is always filled with cold. In the shaking lens, their behavior is deviant but so real, the boundary between lewdness and nobility is blurred here, and moral standards and religious redemption are also teetering here. The bell ringing at the end is not only an elegy of Beth and Yang's love, but also an absurd irony of all this ~

By the way, this is a chapter-by-chapter movie, and the beginning of each paragraph (story) is thrilling and makes people cry ~ ~ ~

A nightmare suggestive of hypnosis

English name: hypnotist

Release date: 1999

Film director: Masayuki Ochiai.

Film actor:

Gor? Inagaki Kanno Miho Masu Takeshi Shuijing Ken Watanabe Yuji Shigemitsu Ogi

Region: Japan

Language: Japanese

Introduction:

Speaking of using hypnosis to create terror and even crime, there is a movie worth recommending to friends who are interested in hypnosis. It's a thriller-hypnosis, which was released after the series of Midnight Ring and Ghosts in School.

The story took place in Tokyo, and bizarre deaths occurred one after another for a period of time:

A girl who was running a race suddenly broke her whole body and died. A groom suddenly strangled himself at the wedding; A middle-aged man suddenly jumped out of a window on his birthday and died ... These death cases seem to be suicides, but they all say "green monkeys ..." They died. Faced with more and more terrible bodies, Interpol Sakurai invited psychology professors to the police station to assist in the investigation. They seized the only clue "green monkey" to investigate and found that the case was related to the "hypnosis show" on TV, but the police who contacted the female witness were also hypnotized to death. ...

At this time, the TV station was broadcasting the situation that the girl was hypnotized by Xiang, only to see Xiang's pale face, dull eyes and wooden expression make people shudder. You can see at a glance that Yuxiang suffers from schizophrenia. She not only has multiple personalities, but also lives in extreme fear. Unexpectedly, the police officers thought Yuxiang was one of the masterminds of many murders. During the interrogation, a group of policemen suddenly lost consciousness and were in a coma for a long time. When they woke up, Yuxiang had disappeared without a trace. Who is Yuxiang? Is "green monkey" a curse? Can human consciousness overcome hypnotic symptoms? Strange deaths have increased again and again, and cragginess has been hypnotized unconsciously at this moment. ...

Rarely can there be such a movie. I can't forget it after watching it for five years. The music, scenery and colors in the film, coupled with the actor's slightly exaggerated neurotic performance, have successfully created a strange world beyond words. There are too many fields and potentials in our human body that we don't really understand, and the power of suggestion is one of them. So the fear brought by watching this movie is more appropriate than the fear of the movie ~ ~

PS: This movie is the only two horror movies that can shock me. The other is the mysterious story of Masaki Kobayashi, which I will talk about later. I like Gor? Inagaki and Kanno Miho's performances in hypnosis very much. Really great ~ ~ ~

A shot condensed the history of 300 years-Russian Ark.

English name: Russian Ark

English name: Russian Ark alias: Russian Kiykovcheg Release date: 2002.

Film director: alexander sokurov, alexander sokurov.

Film actor: Sergei Dontov

Maria kuznetsova

Leonid Mozgovoi

Mikhail Piote Lovsky

Region: Russia

Language: Russian

A contemporary filmmaker suddenly found himself in an ancient palace in St. Petersburg 1700 years ago, and no one around him could see him. He had the same experience as a French diplomat in the19th century. This adventure allowed them to start a historical roaming and witnessed the changes of Russia for thousands of years.

He strolled in the magnificent palace, witnessed the personal life of Peter the Great who lashed his general wildly with a whip, witnessed Queen Catherine, witnessed the last dinner of the last czar family on the eve of the revolution, and witnessed the last magnificent royal ball in 19 13.

With the development of time travel, the two men kept arguing about the history and culture of Russia: Marquez insisted on the traditional western feelings of love and hate for Russia, while modern filmmakers reflected and questioned his country's past and present.

"The Ark of Russia" created a miracle, and the whole film was completed in one shot. Amazingly, you didn't notice it was shot by a lens at all, but immersed yourself in it and enjoyed the visual feast it brought. As far as its structure is concerned, the contemporary filmmaker (body double, the body of the audience) accidentally came to the past, boarded the Russian historical ark full of splendor under the guidance of angels, met the captain (French diplomat) and met all kinds of passengers (czars, nobles, servants, etc.). Under his guidance, he visited the splendid structural decoration (splendid culture and art) inside the ark. In just over 90 minutes, they saw the glorious history of Russia for 300 years and felt it. The splendid history of China for thousands of years has never been so thickly displayed, but it's a pity ~ ~