绿皮书-Green-Book-观后感-赏析

1、MovieReportGreen Book Best picture at the 91st Academy AwardsEnglish Major 1802 Donna NobleThe plotGreen Bookhistory behindthe real one Filmmaking techniquecinematographydesign and settingintroverted expressionconfilcts Value to usuniversal valuesoptimism spiritTHE PLOTWhatever you do, do it a hundr

2、ed percent. When you work, work, when you laugh, laugh, when you eat, eat like it is your last meal.Tony Lip needed a job because the nightclub was closed for renovation. A friend suggested that he attend an interview with a doctor of music. When he arrived at the luxury apartment, he discovered tha

3、t the doctor was a black classical pianist named Don Shirely, who needed a driver to pick him up for his southern tour. Of course, both of them are very clear to southern serious segregation in the 1960s.Its the story of a friendship between the two across race and class.behind the Green BookHISTORY

4、On the left, in 1956, a police officer placed an isolation sign at the station with a sign that said whites-only waiting room.At right, the freedom riders movement was attacked by the white supremacist ku Klux Klan.The Real Green BookThe full title of Green Book is The Negro Motorist Green Book, mea

5、ning a safe travel guide for black travelers。1936,Victor Hugo and his wife published the first Green Book. They compiled a list of restaurants, hotels, inns and holiday destinations that were willing to accommodate black travelers at that time.The book was published until the mid-1960s, when it was

6、gradually withdrawn as the affirmative action movement progressed.Few people today have heard of the Green Book, but for decades it was the bible of every black traveler. Without it, travel meas humiliation and danger, especially in the south America.Behind the convenience of the Green Book lies the

7、 separate but equal policy of segregation in the south.FILMMAKINGTECHNIQUEEvery lamp and every light source is reasonable.The films cinematographer, Sean Porter, has a taste for realism, limiting the films hues to those that might have been produced by a 1960s light source. Just like in this photo,

8、the cinematographer adopted the technique of silhouette to create an aesthetic, elegant,and independent feeling，which is rare and brilliant.CINEMATOGRAPHYASPECTDESIGN AND SETTING ASPECTThe creators dont have to use vintage filters to create a sense of age. Scene design, clothing and cars all help. T

9、hey could have taken their new digital cameras and pointed them at a scene that the art department had set up that looked and felt like 1962.How do they create a 60s feel?The well-informed audience is already tired of the model operas in Hollywood. But why is this story still so compelling? No more

10、than because its emotional curve is very real. The root cause of the drivers initial embrace with black musician for money and livelihood is nothing more than empathy. Close observation and empathy made him come to understand that the pursuit of equality is the instinct of every human being, regardl

11、ess of color or nationality. Like all successful mainstream stories, it hides in small details what others always want to preach and shout about. In this story, music is the medicine that heals everything.Introverted expressionConfilcts make people attractedCONFILCTSETTINGASPESTThere are three obvio

12、us contradictions in the film.First, the conflict between blacks and whites. Second, the contradiction between the upper class and the lower society. Third, the contradiction of self-cognition. As the story progresses, the three contradictions gradually deepen.Universal valuesDon in the Green Book f

13、aces both discrimination of race and sexual orientation, but Dons homosexual orientation is just an episode. In Tonys words, Ive been working in bars of New York for years, and Ive seen this a lot. People are complicated.Its true that in many ways, rough Tony fits the stereotype of a white racist, but hes not, because hes tolerant. It is such a person that makes this film so special and full of humanity.We only worship the truth, freedom,