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Simon Clark commented on "Born to the Sun", calling it an ice-breaking work for Chinese-language films to go international.

He praised Guo Kuang's lens without hesitation, and even exaggeratedly referred to it as "the pinnacle of warm and cold tone lens operation".

He said that among the directors he has watched for so many years, Guo Kuang's shots are mature and smooth in terms of fineness, color contrast, transition, etc., without any sense of stagnation, just like tasting a cup of good coffee. Slightly bitter, tasted carefully and faintly sweet.

He emphasized the handling of the ending by Guo Kuang and the screenwriter.

He said: For a long time, almost everyone believed that the jury of the film awards had a soft spot for tragedy.But the truth is, most tragedies are far more impressive and thought-provoking than happy endings.

However, the long-term selection of tragic and obscure award-winning films has given the industry a wrong impression and perception.As a result, more and more directors are fond of tragedies, and more and more scripts full of regret and dark questioning appear one after another. In the end, most of the films that participate in the selection and the outstanding ones are this kind of films, so that the cycle goes on and on, and finally gives the impression of the public.

The oriental director Guo Kuang is not a stranger, he has always been used to leaving a room for light in the darkness of sadness, so that people can get some comfort in the long and cold film.

The same is true of "Born to the Sun", the ending is very ingenious, and it also makes people feel the ray of light falling in the darkness.

I have always admired him for this, and this time, I finally have the opportunity to write a film review for him.

And for actors, he wrote:

Leaving aside language factors, we have always agreed that Asian directors have very delicate emotions, and their shots always have a unique and restrained beauty, but it is precisely because they are too restrained—or the actors do not express themselves under the camera There is enough tension so that people can't feel the meaning buried under restraint.

Or it is too restrained, too subtle and not bold enough.

Some of them are full of feelings and deep meanings that only natives and those who have a deep understanding of Asian culture can understand, so that it is impossible for the audience to clearly understand the emotions that the creator wants to express.

This situation is so common that Eastern films are always unable to knock on the door of international awards, nor can they touch the hearts of the jury.

But "Born to the Sun" is different. Its theme and background are simple and clear, and it can be perfectly understood without any knowledge reserve.

To put it more bluntly, it is more like a life documentary with a plot than a movie.

It records the most exciting and most regrettable last period of the protagonist's life.

Speaking of the movie itself, I have to praise the leading actors of this movie.

A boy from the east, Chu Qiu.

Orientals always look much younger than they really are, when I always thought he was a teenager approaching adulthood - I was told he was 22 years old.

But that doesn't stop me from being amazed by him.

There is a big difference between Asian actors and actors in Europe and America. European and American actors are more accustomed to using body and language to perform, and their eyes will always be particularly prominent when they are in close-up or close-up.

But Asian actors are different. They always have exaggerated facial expressions, delicate eyes and very subtle movement details to show emotions.

On this point, I must praise this young man.

He may have found many references, or he may have watched countless videos to learn from.

Chu's performance is a perfect fusion of Eastern and Western performance skills. I only represent myself, saying that Chu's performance can be perfectly integrated into any Western movie without any blunt sense of isolation.

After watching "Born to the Sun", I looked for Chu's only movie released so far and watched it again. It was not a subject that I could fully understand, but Chu's performance in it did not violate harmony at all. of.

An actor who can integrate Eastern and Western styles, this is not found in the contemporary era, even going back to the top five.

I couldn't resist recommending him to many of my friends. This oriental actor will definitely shine on the international stage in the future.

I look forward to it most sincerely.

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There are a lot of dry things in this film review. Simon Clarke, a senior film critic, made a very thorough evaluation of "Born to the Sun" from the aspects of screenwriter, director, actors and even photography, and made many comparisons retrospectively. , pointed out some deficiencies, but on the whole, all kinds of praise words almost blind others' eyes.

In general, the whole article of this film critic has a central idea: it is unreasonable for this film not to win an award!

Chu Qiu's fans were overwhelmed by the praise of this movie, and they were completely unbelievable.

For a group of fans, what could make them feel more proud and excited than their favorite idol's achievements and prospects?

Fans in China rejoiced, ran around telling each other, and shared this film review on various platforms and portals. Those sunspots who jumped under the hot search had no influence on them at all!

With actual achievements in hand, what's the use of the sunspots jumping around!

What is the best way to support idols!

spend money!Spend money on him!

How to spend it?

Of course, he was trying to find a way to get the movie to be released in China to make him a box office hit!

If there is really no way to pass the review in China, then try your best to increase the popularity and increase their market value!

Nowadays, it is not acting skills that determine an actor's salary, but market value and appeal.

Seeing the popularity, the film crew of "Journey to the Rivers and Lakes" immediately hit the iron while the iron was hot, and released the news that the preparation of the Blu-ray Disc has been completed, and will be directly sold on the official website at [-]:[-] p.m. domestic time on the night of the Yar Film Festival Awards. Fans will be given a set of posters signed by all the actors along with the disc, and a printed signed poster will be given to [-] fans who pay later. As for whose signed poster, it will be randomly assigned.

Excited fans flocked to this piece of news, while spitting out how Fang Zhen would make money, while waiting with great anticipation for that day to come.

After Zhang Dali chatted with director Adams from the outside that day, he first told Chu Qiu that the audition here was not in a hurry. The script had just decided on the characters and a rough direction before starting production. For half a year, I contacted Chu Qiu first to hope that he could reserve the next schedule first—after all, Chu Qiu's current schedule is already full and scheduled for the first half of next year.

"It's an audition, I think Adams probably thought it must be you, otherwise he wouldn't let him stay."

While talking, Mr. Dali took out a stack of posters of Chu Qiu's solo stills from "Journey to the Rivers and Lakes", and put them next to the bewildered Chu Qiu.

"Let's sign it." Mr. Zhang Dali handed out a signature pen, ignored Chu Qiu's frightened eyes, and continued to stab the knife, "This is only one-twentieth."

Chu Qiu: "..."

I'm obviously just a supporting role.

After signing fifty names, Chu Qiu flicked his wrist, glanced at the stack of posters brought back by Zhang Dali again, and fell on the bed, wanting to be passive and sabotage for the first time.

Zhang Dali poured a glass of water, looked at Chu Qiu who took out his mobile phone and was sending messages to Qi Tianrui, and raised his eyebrows: "Have you never signed like this before?"

Chu Qiu shook his head.

He hadn't really signed like this before, except for the inevitable signing of a few when fans picked up the plane, Chu Qiu was basically insulated from this kind of signing poster activities.

If you want to say why, of course it is because of printing!

Zhou Yixing obviously didn't expect that disasters would happen during his vacation. He cried in the group and asked Zhou Yiyue to sign for him.

Zhou Yixing claimed that he was still busy with his life-long marriage and had no time to sign.

But he had time to engrave three ugly radish stamps with great interest, rubbing a row of red, blue and black ink pads, and signing each PIA stamp.

The group praised Zhou Yixing as worthy of being the most popular idol in the group, and it is very worthy of praise.

It's just that Zhang Zi's carving is really ugly, with sharp eyes, and he hasn't inherited his brother Niucha's knife skills at all.

Zhou Yiyue was cheated by his brother to go home, so he helped his brother re-carve three chapters. Turning around, Zhou Yixing posted Zhou Yiyue who ran to help and Qi Tianrui, who was innocently lying on the gun, on Weibo, and his words were extremely divisive.

To be precise, it was Zhou Yiyue and the five cats and one dog he brought.

Because Zhou Yixing signed the PIA poster that Zhang Zi was drying, four cats of Qi Tianrui and Chu Qiu and Zhou Yiyue's dog and cat stepped on a bunch of red, blue and black paw prints.

Zhou Yixing: You guys did a good job! ! ! ! ! ! @周怡月@琴天瑞 Heavens! !O earth! ! ! [crying] [crying] [crying] [picture]

Fans expressed that they are all right and all right, and we are always rare for posters with meowing claws and dog claws.

Looking at such comments, Zhou Yixing threw aside the radish badge that Zhou Yiyue had carved, picked up the four cubs lying on the bed, dipped their paws in black inkpad, and printed them neatly under his signature on the poster.

"Hey, it's quite cute." Zhou Yixing admired his poster happily.

The fourth cub of Qi Tianrui's family had an expression of "as long as you are happy", and let him toss about without bothering to move.

Chu Qiu had just signed the second wave of [-] posters. During the break, he saw Zhou Yixing's signature with a cat's paw print, and he was a little envious.

He posted the word cute in the group as a compliment, then took back his phone and continued to fight hard.

"What is it?" Zhang Dali suddenly said while sitting on the side, "Qi Tianrui asked me to catch a cat and bring it back?"

Chu Qiu was taken aback, thinking of the message he had just sent in the group, he blinked lightly.

Then, when Zhang Dali was typing on the keyboard with a straight face, and at a glance, he must be jealous of Qi Tianrui, he handed over the stack of signed posters in front of him to Zhang Dali.

Zhang Dali's message hadn't been sent yet, but was interrupted by the poster that Chu Qiu suddenly handed over.

"Quite fast?" He was stunned, put the phone aside, handed a new stack of posters to Chu Qiu, and checked the stack in his hand for missing signatures, "There are still [-] posters, keep going. "

Chu Qiu took the stack of posters and glanced at the mobile phone that Zhang Dali had forgotten.

After turning the pen twice in his hand, Chu Qiu slightly bent the corner of his mouth and responded softly.

The author has something to say: Zhang Dali: The child's wings are stiff, and his elbows are turning outward...[Old mother sighs.jpg]

Qi Tianrui: Who the hell is the outsider?I'm obviously guilty!