Recommend several movies!!

"The Bear" (France)

Director: Jean-Jacques. Arnold

Real index: ★★★☆

Entertainment index: ★★★☆

Jacques A, the great director of "The Lover" and "At the Gate" No, who has gained great fame and box office success with this strange film between a documentary and a feature film, has gradually become the Spielberg of the younger generation in Europe.

The beginning of "Bear" is a panoramic shot, taking us into the vast nature. We saw the cute little bear York clumsily eating honey. Just as he was enjoying it, he didn't know that disaster was about to come: the stone slab suddenly collapsed and killed his mother. The little bear howled and pushed his mother's body, hoping that it would stand up again. After a long time, it finally realized that its mother would never wake up again, and from now on it would be able to make a living independently... The hungry little bear began to look for food on its own, and frogs and butterflies became the targets it chased. Anyone who watches this opening will be deeply attracted and deeply moved.

The big grizzly bear and the little grizzly bear in the center of the shot depend on each other and struggle to survive in order to resist the invasion of nature and humans. In this film, the director used a humanistic and humanistic perspective to conduct a detailed and in-depth analysis of the relationship between animals and humans. However, the plot setting of the film is very Hollywood-like. "Cahiers du Cinema" once criticized it as a "bear-baiting" film. Walk toward the camera, not the bear with the camera on your back." But fortunately, it is an obscure and profound reflection on nature and human beings themselves, so it makes people enjoy watching it and shed touching tears.

"Baby Piggy" (USA)

Director: Chris Noonan

Real Index: ★☆

Entertainment Index : ★★★★☆

After the film was adapted from Dickin Smith’s original novel, it hit the screen in 1995 and created a box office success of more than 200 million U.S. dollars. It also spawned ragdoll pigs and coloring books. and trading cards and other related merchandise. The little pig "BABE" aspires to be a "shepherd pig". Such a dream will of course arouse ridicule from others, thinking how can a little kid like BABE, who is not smart enough and not pretty enough, realize this difficult-to-achieve ideal? However, even if Despite being treated with countless glares by the people around him, and even almost being roasted by his owner, the little pig still did not give up and insisted on the path it wanted to take, moving forward step by step, hard but contented.

Of course, the director’s final arrangement allowed the piglet to live up to expectations and win the sheep herding competition, winning the admiration and applause of the owner and all friends on the farm. Although this kind of story has a strong fairy tale color, it actually contains some thought-provoking revelations - the "pig horns" selected in it. ...Producer Miller decided to abandon the animation form and use real animals to act. It was a wise move.

Pig trainer Carl Louis Miller has been working hard in Australia for a whole year. Except for two full-time assistants, the other 57 pig trainers are all local farmers. Due to the amazing growth rate of piglets, *** used six piglets to take turns filming. It is such an animal movie that was nominated for Best Picture at the 68th Academy Awards and is known as a Shakespeare play starring animals.

"The Migration of Birds" + "Microcosm" (France)

Director: Jacques Behan

Real Index: ★★★★★

Entertainment Index: ★★★☆

Since "Microcosm", we began to know Jacques Perhan, this magical and persistent documentary director. He recorded ants in a forest with a direct film method, The living conditions of caterpillars, snails, praying mantises, bees and other younger creatures are vivid, real and touching. The scene where two snails fall in love brought tears to the eyes of many French viewers.

This film is said to be the result of 20 years of research and won the Technical Award at the 1996 Cannes Film Festival. Someone commented on this movie and said, "In a very ordinary world, as long as you are willing to turn your head and take another look, your heart will be moved at that moment. The value of creativity lies in taking one more look."——Because even the heart of a caterpillar The world may be difficult for us to understand.

"Migrating Birds" is the first digital documentary blockbuster introduced in the history of Chinese film, and is one of Jacques Perhan's "Heaven, Earth, and Man" trilogy. Like its companions "Microcosm" and "Himalayas", this film describing the infinite scenery of nature and recording the migration of birds attracted more than 2.5 million French people in just three weeks as soon as it was released. into theaters and subsequently became a hit in Europe, the United States and Japan. More than 600 people participated in the filming of the film, which took more than 3 years and cost more than 40 million US dollars. The scenery covers more than 50 countries and regions around the world, the recording film is more than 460 kilometers long, and 17 of the world's best pilots and two scientific expedition teams were used. Of course, these numbers cannot express one ten thousandth of the wonderfulness of the film. If you see those flocks of birds appearing on the big screen, you will be moved without any adjectives!

"Guide Dog Q" (Japan)

Director: Cui Yangyi

Real index: ★★★★

Entertainment Index: ★★★☆

Milan Kundera once said: "Dogs are our connection with heaven." "Goodbye, Kelu" is a "tear-jerking book" that moved the whole of Japan to a guide dog named Kelu.

This book has sold more than 2 million copies in Japan, and has also sold millions in China and South Korea. It is known as a super best-selling book that "touched the hearts of 100 million Asians".

The movie adapted from this book tells the story of a puppy with a pattern of a bird spreading its wings, who was selected to be a guide dog and underwent arduous training. Little Q’s first owner was Mr. Watanabe. He is a stubborn guy and believes that the blind male bamboo is much more reliable than the guide dog. But after getting along for a long time, Mr. Watanabe was moved by Little Q’s selfless love, whether it was walking, shopping, or hiking... Unfortunately, the good times did not last long. As Mr. Watanabe’s physical condition deteriorated, Little Q had to face himself A lifetime separation.

One of the advantages of this film is that it lacks some artificial sensationalism and is instead moved by sincerity and simplicity. Many female audiences in the theater were moved to tears, which proves that you don’t need thousands of words to create sensationalism. Dialogue and a simple shot can already move people deeply. Comparing the film with the book, on the one hand, the puppy is very lively and cute; on the other hand, it highlights its will to wait. It can wait for its owner for a while, or it can wait for a lifetime of love.

"Birds" (USA)

Director: Hitchcock

Real Index: ★★★

Entertainment Index: ★ ★★★★

Hitchcock's "Birds" can be called the pioneer of animal disaster films. The director did not explain the reason why the birds launched a challenge to humans, but the whole disaster was shot thrillingly. The bird's subjective shots and fast-paced editing techniques were used many times to create strong dramatic suspense. It can be seen that the tension is not wasted. False name.

The seagulls in the film seem to be the main villain of the film, even the main protagonist. They suddenly appear and occupy the entire screen. This movie depicts love, family affection, and humanity in the shadow of birds. The blonde beauty is in a state of panic under the attack of the birds, while mankind seems to be facing the end of the world. It is said that if Universal Pictures had not insisted repeatedly, the director would have wanted to leave out "The End" at the end of the film, so as to keep the disaster of birds forever. Music, which is always used extensively to enhance the atmosphere in Hitchcock's films, has also lost its place and role in this thrilling film.

Yes, psychologists saw Freud in this film, while environmentalists emphasized the biological relationship between birds and humans. People who are sensitive to politics heard the film’s emphasis on The fear of world crisis in the 1960s... It seems that birds have really taught us a vivid lesson.