Interpretation of "The Fantasy Drifting of Youth School"

This film can be regarded as the pinnacle of director Ang Lee. Ang Lee also won the Oscar for Best Director for this film. This film does not use famous actors, but the stars in The Newcomer, which tells a story that happened in India.

? Most of this film takes place at sea. The story of a man is very simple. It tells the story of an Indian teenager who has a zoo at home. One day, his family wanted to leave India and immigrate to Canada, but unfortunately, they were shipwrecked and the whole family was killed. Fortunately, Pie is not dead. Pai was on a lifeboat and spent many days with a group of animals, almost dying. There are zebras, monkeys, hyenas and a fierce tiger on the lifeboat. Finally, all the other three animals died, only the tiger survived. I also met a magical island on the way. During this period, the audience can feel a visual feast. Colorful bioluminescence on the sea, beautiful rainbow arcs drawn by spectacular flying fish in the air, sparkling blue waves in the sea, humpback whales jumping out of the sea from time to time, and lovely meerkats unknown on the mysterious island.

? Finally, Pai was rescued and survived.

? But director Ang Lee will definitely not make this film that simple. In the last few minutes of the film, Pai tells another story.

? It can be said that Ang Lee spent two hours indulging in a visual feast, but it took five minutes to pull us back from our dreams to hell. Under the Japanese questioning, Bai Chongxi told the second story.

? This technique is the same as the "hidden corner". Do the audience want to believe in facts or fairy tales? Finally, Bai Chongxi asked foreigners. Which story do you believe? The foreigner replied that he was willing to believe in animals, and Pie replied that "you are close to God". Explain that the second story is true, there are no animals at all.

? Yes, how can animals go out? First, animals are kept in cages. Second, even if they escape, they can't swim that far.

? Ang Lee also gave us other hints before the movie.

? Although it is a story about a religious power, Ang Lee is from China, and he also shows his atheistic views to the audience in the film.

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? Atheism does not mean that we have no faith, but that we should meet things and know how to think rationally.

? When he was young, Pai wanted to be friends with tigers, but his father dissuaded him.

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Later, my father gave an experiment to Pai to prove the tiger's ferocity. The tiger ate the sheep, and there was no bloody scene in the movie, which was in line with the style of the whole movie, so the scene of eating the sheep was brushed aside. Dad wants to tell Pai that tigers are ferocious by nature. At first, I didn't understand the meaning when I watched the film. In my opinion, this tiger does not represent the real tiger, but represents the animal side of human beings. This bridge tells us to stay away from the animal side of people and always be rational.

? The chef's character is written here, which is simply outrageous and unreasonable. Corresponding to the fierce hyenas in animals.

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? As soon as the zebra jumped off the boat, the sailor was shocked into the sea, suggesting that we zebras are sailors.

? The orangutan is a female and a vegetarian, corresponding to Pie's mother, who is a vegetarian.

This also implies that orangutans are the mother of pies.

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Then a tragic scene happened. Being hungry, the cook killed the sailor and ate him.

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? So Pai's mother had an argument with the chef. The hyena also killed his mother.

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? The pie was angry and the tiger jumped out at this moment. It has never appeared before, which shows that the animal side of pie appears here. The tiger not only killed the cook, but also ate his meat.

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This shot shows that the tiger is a pie. Tigers watch the bottom of the water at night. At this time, tiger's eyes are no different from human's eyes. Through the bottom of the water, the tiger saw all kinds of animals. In fact, those things are all kinds of people who sink to the bottom of the sea. He also saw his lover and the sunken ship. Finally, we give Pai a shot to see the bottom of the water, which further shows that Pai is a tiger.

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? Just as Pai was dying, he suddenly discovered a mysterious island. Actually, that's its mother. These green trees can be seen as human flesh and blood from their shapes. These lovely hundreds of mongooses are actually millions of bacteria.

The fact that the island looks like a woman's body from a distance also illustrates this point.

Pie actually lives by eating his mother's meat.

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Pie found a tooth on it and left the island. Teeth are shaped like lotus plants, and lotus flowers are sacred. So this tooth actually aroused Pie's inner rationality, and he had a moral consciousness, so he left the island soon.

? This film is actually about a terrible coastal disaster and the exploration of human nature. Everyone has different views on this film from different angles. I understand it this way. The first half of the film used a lot of space to describe religion, so the hero's father told him to think rationally. Everyone may have a dark side in his heart, just like Pai wanted to get close to the tiger when he was a child. Is it useful to blindly believe in religion? He was a vegetarian before he was sent here, but he still ate the chef's meat and his mother's meat. But according to Dad's educational school, people should be rational at all times, and rationality is greater than all religious beliefs. Only reason and reason can overcome the inner wildness. So the latter group woke up in time and left the so-called "island of life".