ideal entertainment circle

What these people who purely love movies focus on is nothing more than the content of the movie itself.

Generally speaking, most of the films participating in the Yar Film Festival are independent producers with limited funds. Because they are not contaminated with too much capital, they can let the director and screenwriter play freely and show their own talents without any scruples.

And this kind of movies that can't spend a lot of money on long and exquisite post-editing and dubbing have particularly strict requirements on the performance of the actors under the camera.

Whether it is the detailed action of the long shot, the close-up position and performance, or the emotional display of the close-up shot, it is a part that determines whether the movie can successfully impress the audience.

Obviously, on the third day of the film festival, most of the invitees were attracted to watch the film repeatedly, and it was very successful in capturing the hearts of these invitees.

Surrounded by them, Chu Qiu sat in an open-air coffee shop in the venue without knowing it while listening to the discussion of those people.When the waiter came to ask what drink to order, Chu Qiu came to his senses and realized that he had been led away by this group of people.

Chu Qiu asked for a glass of milk, and the few people sitting beside him looked at him in surprise, then smiled at him friendly when Chu Qiu felt embarrassed, then turned their heads away, and continued talking to those who knew him Or communicate with people you don't know.

Chu Qiu didn't take the initiative to speak, he just sat there quietly, and his whole body exuded the quiet aura of the young man in the movie.

This makes people who know how easy it is to get into the movie when making this kind of movie, pick up their hearts, and approach him as carefully and gently as possible.

But Chu Qiu didn't realize this aspect.

It is undeniable that this clear sense of distance made Chu Qiu, who realized that he was in a small group and felt a lot of uneasiness, gradually relax.

The people present were whispering about the movies with him as the main character, discussing the lens language shown in the movies, tracing back many similar works from the top to bottom, and mentioned the same nominations this year. Other films are debated vertically and horizontally.

What they debated the most was whether at the end of the movie, after the sun had completely risen, the half-finished painting and the color that had just bloomed in the plastic bucket meant that the protagonist was still alive.

There are quite a few people who advocate this aspect, and based on the last drug injected and the painting, they pointed out that the protagonist walking towards the sea is just an illusion, which symbolizes that he has completely abandoned the past and killed his former self.

The final picture of the bright and splendid sunrise is the best proof.

Those who disagree with this point say that the final painting may be made by a doctor or the protagonist's mother, most likely a doctor, because the paint box on the side is much higher quality than the one used by the protagonist.

In the end, what the scene expresses is that after the protagonist dies, there are people who will cherish him and miss him.

Chu Qiu sat with a glass of milk in his hand and listened, feeling that the world is as big as its brains.

"The tone of the films of Asian directors is always very delicate, and the emotions can be found in the still life shots alone."

"Compared to Europeans and Americans who are used to expressing conflicts with straightforward visual impact, Asian directors are better at embodying spiritual differences."

"The use of lens color is perfect."

"The actor's eyes and grasp of details are also very wonderful. There are countless long-shot perspectives, and he can feel his emotions without close-ups."

When the topic touched on Chu Qiu, someone turned to look at him.

Chu Qiu took a sip of the milk, stared at those gazes, and was slightly taken aback, with a puzzled look on his face.

After a brief observation, the person sitting next to him opened his mouth, as if he wanted to say something, but was interrupted by the person sitting on the other side of Chu Qiu.

The person who interrupted was the curly-haired man who recognized Chu Qiu before.

He handed out his business card first, then stared at several people like a burglar, and introduced himself: "I am the assistant of director Strachey Adams, and this is my business card. Director Adams is looking for a mysterious oriental place to come from." He plays a role in the second part of the "A" series of movies, he has seen this movie yesterday, and I hope Mr. Chu can take the time to go to the audition."

Before he finished speaking, not only Chu Qiu, but also everyone present were extremely surprised.

Adams is a very famous contemporary director of commercial films. He has directed three series of films. He is a complete miser in the eyes of those who regard film and television as art, but he is deeply loved by movie audiences.

Most of the audience don't care about the connotation and intention of the movie. They spend money to buy movie tickets, mostly just to have fun in their spare time.

Director Adams is well aware of the audience's mentality, and he doesn't mind catering to the audience at all.

The movies he made in his hands can basically drop by a fraction of the same period at the box office.

And acting in his movies can always give him a sense of presence in front of thousands of audiences.

The base is there, even if it is only a supporting role, it is enough to leave an impression on people.

Although this kind of appeal makes people who pay attention to film and television art feel unhappy, they have to admit his ability.

The "A" series is a new series of future sci-fi themes prepared by Adams, full of technology and explosions, and it has only been a year and a half since the previous work.

Chu Qiu never expected to get such a big surprise by participating in the Yaer Film Festival.

Amidst the exclamation, Chu Qiu took the business card in a daze, thanked her in a low voice, and said that she would find time to contact her.

Zhang Dali also lost two days of jet lag. He went out with Chu Qiu, but the destination was different from Chu Qiu.

LA is the location of Hollywood. Thanks to his family connections, Zhang Dali has a few friends here who can barely be called friends. Most of the industries they are engaged in are related to movies or the media, and most of them are not low.

Zhang Dali made an appointment with the editor-in-chief of a weekly film newspaper today, and wanted to see if he could do a few interviews with newspapers and magazines here in the early stage.

Unlike domestic media, which are more prone to online propaganda, the paper media here are more prosperous.

Things are going fairly well.

The film industry here is also very interested in the Asian films and their leading actors that have suddenly entered the nominations of the Yar Film Festival today.

When receiving Zhang Dali's call, Chu Qiu had just finished watching another movie.

This type of film is different from fast-paced commercial films, and there are very obvious differences in rhythm and style between different directors.

Chu Qiu is not good at interpreting too obscure movies, many movies with metaphors, he needs to watch it several times with movie reviews before he can understand.

So Chu Qiu likes Guo Kuang's style very much, because Guo Kuang always expresses sadness and joy in some ordinary and small things, which is simple and easy to understand, and it is easy to resonate with people.

Chu Qiu walked outside the venue, connected the phone, and prepared to leave the venue after reporting that he was safe.

Chu Qiu is still very clear about watching too many movies that easily cause violent emotional ups and downs.

But the process of leaving the venue was not smooth.

Perhaps it was "Born to the Sun" that was really impressive, and there were quite a few people who recognized Chu Qiu along the way.

Those who are more restrained just nod or smile at Chu Qiu, and those who are more enthusiastic will try to lure Chu Qiu away to have a chat like the group of people they met before—of course it is really just pure, Chat for movies.

Capable and talented people are treasures for the entire industry, and it is normal to have a chat and exchange.

But Chu Qiu only felt that he was going to die.

Not everyone knows how to keep a distance like the first group of people who made him follow without knowing it, and not everyone will behave friendly and gentle.

Whether they were overly enthusiastic or barbed, no matter whether they were malicious or not, it made Chu Qiu feel unbearable.

In the end, it was Guo Kuang who finally got enough sleep and came to the venue to watch other people's movies after finally saving Chu Qiu from the continuous awkward chats.

The little tail beside Guo Kuang did not follow.

Guo Kuang also heard a lot of discussions about movies along the way, and he was more or less aware of the fact that his movies were valued by these people.

With a smile on his face, he saw many people tentatively calling Chu Qiu with various strange pronunciations, turned his head to look at the exhausted person, and said in a flat tone, "That's right."

Chu Qiu breathed a sigh of relief, shook his head, "Go back?"

"Just came." Guo Kuang said.

Chu Qiu nodded: "I'll go back."

"En." Guo Kuang nodded, thinking of Chu Qiu's bewildered look surrounded by enthusiastic invitees, he said, "Let's go."

Chu Qiu was stunned, looking at the back of Guo Kuang who turned and left, it took two seconds to realize that Guo Kuang was going to send him to the door, a few smiles spread across his face, and he followed up.

It is different from the group of people in country M who are as comfortable as if they are on vacation.

As soon as the announcement of Chu Qiu's arrival in LA was released, the domestic print media and online media began to report this incident like crazy.

Fans keep an eye on the movement of the Yar Film Festival. Those who are abroad search for related items every day. Those who are inside the wall can climb over the wall, and those who can’t climb over the wall roll up their sleeves and are ready to fight at any time.

Chu Qiu’s commotion this time is really big. A newcomer who has just made his official debut not long ago, airborne an international film award, overwhelming many old seniors in the country. Some people who have their own qualifications but have never been able to open the door to go out can feel at ease. There is a ghost.

A group of demons dancing wildly in the country's black blows.

Hei said that Chu Qiu was included in the film festival at the same time, and that’s why Chu Qiu was included in the film festival. Fan said that there is no actor award at the Yar Film Festival. Do you look down on director Xiao Guo?

Hei said that the draft is so big that it seems to be the same as the light of the domestic showbiz, and it is not afraid of capsized.

Hei said that the Yar Film Festival is just a niche award and a group of people are talking about their farts there, and the fans are throwing out a list of award-winning works of well-known actors in the past at the Yar Film Festival.

Chu Qiu never cared about these public opinions.

He is now finishing the text interview with Guo Kuang for the weekly newspaper.

Zhang Dali was not there, so he took the business card that Chu Qiu had obtained before and went to find director Adams who was said to have communicated with him—at such a time, he had to feel that there seemed to be no one in the world that Zhang Dali did not know.

Guo Kuang's assistant stood next to them, and had nothing to do.

Before the photographer adjusted the lighting of the instrument, the two people exuding a wonderful social barrier sat in a corner and flipped through the gradually increasing number of film reviews.

The direction of the audience and film critics is always weird and elusive, and the audience’s comments can be ignored, but the comments of professional film critics, the creators can see their own shortcomings, so that they can make supplements and revisions in future works.

Unlike Chu Qiu who doesn't pay attention to public opinion, his fans pay close attention to his news.

Not long after Simon Clarke's film review, a famous filmmaker and writer in country M, and the editor-in-chief of "Film Weekly", was translated by a fan screenshot of the original text, and after requesting his authorization, it was posted on domestic social networking sites.

The title of his film review is: "Born to the Sun", cold kindness and warm tombstone.

The author has something to say: Qi Tianrui: @张大大@张大大@张大大, please help me pay attention to Guo Kuang, thank you.

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