Reflections after watching "A Separation"

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Thoughts after watching "A Separation" 1

I chose to watch this film because it won the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film. After checking online, I found that the director is of Iranian nationality. I was immediately in awe. How did people in the war create art when life and food and clothing were in question?

After watching this film, my admiration for the director has completely transferred to every Iranian. The fact that a person can be so tall may be related to the war, or it may be human nature. In short, the director makes us Seeing a glimmer of hope in despair, each of us has the opportunity to choose to avoid difficulties. However, once you leave, you will lose your roots: home!

A successful movie does not always deliberately emphasize the theme in the lines and sublimate individualism. This film does not mention the word country, but it is enough to elevate the literary man Onnard to the height of the country. During our war-torn years, a large number of motivated young people emerged who believed that "everyone is responsible for the rise and fall of the country." Watching films like that is indeed very enjoyable and inspiring. It is precisely because of this that it is almost impossible to see films with simple films in the Chinese market. A film that depicts this great patriotic spirit.

"A Separation" is a simple inspirational movie, so simple that at first you will doubt whether you can finish it. Of course, a good movie will not let you give up easily midway. The screenwriter has done this well. The stories are layered and interconnected, and the ups and downs are dense and dense. Unlike most low-end and mid-range movies, After watching it for ten minutes, I knew the ending.

The film begins with Nader and Westminster divorcing over whether to take their daughter abroad. Their decision caused a series of subsequent conflicts in life, family, and the process of watching the movie will easily change. You bring them into the rhythm of their lives, because these trivial things are so commonplace and they happen around us all the time. Based on the artistic needs of the film, these trivial matters will not be shown too vulgar and explicit. At this time, the actor's outstanding performance plays an extremely important role. A look, a lost expression, a rickety back. All the performances are derived from real life, but are higher than life. Therefore, watching this film (if you watch it seriously) will be a kind of enjoyment from beginning to end. , as if he had taken a serious walk through his life. If you are tired of the anesthesia of KTV and spirits, you might as well learn from Nader. The troubles in life are not terrible. The terrible thing is that you are always afraid of its appearance.

The title of "A Separation" is just right. After a separation, people discover the importance of each other, what their choices are, and what we really need. Starting from this, the film has several highlights:

1) Nader’s meticulous care for his Alzheimer’s father;

2) The daughter’s relationship with her parents Choice;

3) Various conflicts between Nader and Westminster;

4) Various life pressures of caregiver Reitz.

There is no need to explain a good movie. Everyone has their own opinion on whether it is good or not. In short, whether it is because of this movie or not, we should always purify our souls. 》Reflections after watching "A Separation" 2

Someone has said that marriage is like a city. People in the city want to leave, and people outside the city want to come in. Only those who have experienced it personally can truly appreciate the taste inside and outside the city. The Iranian movie "A Separation" perfectly interprets the joys and sorrows of this city and outside it. Not only that, the work also uses some metaphorical techniques to make this seemingly simple family story reflect complex social contradictions. The film's portrayal of human psychology is also very accurate, interlocking, full of suspense, and has a strong artistic appeal.

The protagonists Nader and Simin are a pair of white-collar workers in Iran. Her husband Nader works in a bank and his wife Simin is a teacher. At home there is an 11-year-old daughter, Teme, and a father suffering from Alzheimer's disease. The cause of the conflict was that Ximin wanted to create a good educational environment for his daughter Teme and completed the immigration procedures. Her husband, Nader, did not want to leave his father who was old and sick and unable to take care of himself, so he refused to immigrate. The two went to court. The court believed that the wife was coercing the husband to compromise, and suggested that both parties calm down first. Westminster moved back to her parents' home in anger, and Nader had to hire a nanny to take care of his father. Once, Nader discovered that the nanny had tied his father to the bed and almost suffocated him. In a rage, Nader pushed the nanny out of the door, causing the nanny to have an accidental miscarriage. Thus, a long dispute began between the two families.

What is amazing is that the film, from the scenes to the actors, is a kind of calm expression, but it can be simple and clean, exquisite and delicate. This shows that the producer has mastered the control of film language.

The most amazing thing is the wonderful metaphors in the film:

Metaphor 1, his wife Simin said that the purpose of immigrating is to get her daughter out of this environment, but what kind of environment is there in Iran? The movie does not No answer was given. But just this clever touch is enough to make many viewers scream.

Metaphor 2: Nader’s father suffers from Alzheimer’s disease. This is also an obvious metaphor: a terminally ill country and a series of systems that are about to decay.

Metaphor 3: Westminster asked Nader: Does your father recognize your son? Nader replied: I recognize him as my father. How ironic is this metaphor? It expresses the disappointment of ordinary people with some phenomena and the ambivalence of being unable to leave their homeland.

The film also quotes other metaphors to accurately express a series of contradictions and conflicts that people experience under the constraints of a rigid and powerful system: modern civilization and ancient religious beliefs, in the face of money and reputation The hypocrisy and inner condemnation shown by people, the despair of people having nowhere to escape and being slaughtered in the face of power...

"A Separation" won the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film this year. At the same time, this critical film was also officially recognized by Iran; in 2011, the film won the Crystal Phoenix Award at the Iranian Dawn International Film Festival in Iran. From this perspective, we have to admire the open-mindedness of Iranian officials. This undoubtedly encourages the creative enthusiasm of artists and can promote the profound and long-standing traditional civilization of our nation to the world. It’s great to be able to do this! Review 3 of "A Separation"

With the strong recommendation of a friend, I watched the movie "A Separation" over the weekend. The plot didn't have many ups and downs, and it flowed smoothly. The shots can attract the audience's attention, and the various conflicts in the film directly point to the people's hearts. "A Separation" is undoubtedly a good and thought-provoking film, and it lived up to expectations and won various major awards, including the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film.

"A Separation" is a story that takes place in Iran. The heroine Simin wants to divorce the hero Nader, so she files a lawsuit in court. Westminster wants the family to immigrate abroad, but Nader disagrees because the family has a father who has Alzheimer's disease to take care of. They took Bo to court, but the judge dismissed their case, with their daughter at the center of their argument. In the end, the judge couldn't help but say something thought-provoking: "Don't children have a future in this country?" The social background in Iran was like this at that time. People went abroad or stayed in their hometowns for a better environment and education for their children, pursuing their dreams. new living environment. Westminster just wanted to have a new start abroad, while Nader was attached to his hometown, and they argued endlessly over these two issues. Finally, Westminster temporarily returned to her parents' home, followed by the appearance of Reitz, who came from the bottom of society.

Ritz brought a four- or five-year-old woman from Nader’s house to work as a housekeeper and serve Nader’s father. The major conflict in the story unfolded on her body. She tied the old man to the bed and went to do her own thing alone. As a result, the old man fell out of the bed and his condition worsened. Later, Reitz miscarried during the dispute with Nader. Then the Reitz couple took Nader to court. . Finally, they made a series of accusations and arguments in court. The film showed the audience the contradictions and conflicts in the relationship between the characters from different perspectives:

Husband and wife: Nader did not want to leave Iran and was unwilling to divorce. But Ximin still helped him when he was in danger. Whether Westminster helps him or not is a choice, and whether Nader accepts help is another choice.

Father and daughter: The law is ruthless. If he told the truth, he would go to jail and would have no way to take care of his daughter. If he doesn't tell the truth, his status in his daughter's mind will collapse in an instant. The relationship between father and daughter is delicately related because of this series of conflicts.

The rich and the poor: The film is about the conflict between an elite family and a lower-class family. The difficulties faced by the rich are emotional and moral, while the difficulties faced by the poor are more due to money. The rich and the poor can have strong arguments over money, but two innocent and lovely girls can play together happily, even if it is only temporary.

Law and belief: Crime and evil will be punished by the law, but the law is often ruthless. Most Iranians are religious and believe that lying will be punished by God. Laws are made by people, but they often harm people's beauty. Faith can become a person's spiritual support, but it cannot satisfy people's material needs.

Truth and lies: Truth and lies cannot represent good and evil. The truth will bring greater harm to life, and lies may also save a family that is about to be broken up.

Life and death: The father suffering from Alzheimer's disease is a symbol of the movie. He is silent for most of the time. He is a living being, and his "living" brings a lot to other people. Problem, but even if he "dies", it may not make others "live" better.

"A Separation" can examine the world from multiple perspectives. Its artistry is profound and has a certain philosophical height.

"A Separation" can give us in-depth thinking about life, living, and human nature. The author strongly recommends that everyone watch this movie when you have time! ;