When it comes to movies, many realistic themes are covered with a magical cloak, mainly because reality is too painful and can only be told in a magical way.
In fact, this is a school with a very long history.
Not only internationally, but also in the stories passed down orally among the Chinese people, many of them are also full of magical realism.
For example, Meng Jiangnu cried at the Great Wall.
A powerless and lonely commoner girl, whose husband died while building the Great Wall, left her a widow.
She wants justice.
She wanted to seek justice from the emperor.
What can I do?
Cry.
So in the creator's pen, she cried down the Great Wall and gained spiritual comfort in a certain sense.
For example, the Injustice of Dou E.
Dou E was wronged. No one could understand her grievance, and no one could seek justice for her.
Before she died, she swore a poisonous oath: If I die unjustly, it will snow in June.
Then it really snowed.
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However, with the flourishing of various film genres and some issues with censorship standards, this type of film has become less and less common.
To dispel superstitions, from a scientific point of view and according to the laws of physics, even if Meng Jiangnu's tears dried up and her whole body became dehydrated, it would be impossible for her to cry down the Great Wall.
It snowed in June during the story of Dou E's injustice. There was artificial snowmaking, so it can indeed snow in June. It has nothing to do with whether it was an injustice or not.
In recent years, magical realism has gradually declined and become a niche within a niche.
because……
The country is peaceful and the people are prosperous.
A prosperous and flourishing era.
Without suffering, the society is generally fair and just, with good deeds and evil deeds punished, which naturally squeezes the soil for the survival of this type of film.
However, Cao Gan's "Roadside Picnic" reinterprets the magical realism film from another perspective.
then,
In the office,
Lu Hao met him.
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