Adapted from George Eliot's novel of the same name, it is a typical successful work.
Among them, we can vaguely touch a certain ideological trait that the novel wants to convey-paradox.
The novel itself is famous in the history of literature because of its dual personality portrayal that creates conflicts and contradictions, but the film is successfully shown in McGrady and Two Men. Mcgrady is energetic, passionate, quick-thinking and smart. The conflict character declared by this AB blood shows the opposition between spirit and flesh, and even the opposition between Philips and Stephen. For Philips, when McGrady wanted to get married, it was a noble spiritual sacrifice, but his brother dissuaded him and felt relieved. For Stephen, it's a physical instinct, and he tries to force himself to admit that it's a low self demand. Limited by the contradiction and paradox between soul and body, only death as a relief, ups and downs in the Floss River, washed away the paradox anxiety that tortured to almost distortion.
Mr Booker 2007 America?
Neighbor 13 2004? Japan
Ikebukuro Xikou Park 2000 Japanese TV Series
"Dual personality" (I, mysterious &; Irene)
Introduction:
This film tells the story of a schizophrenic who falls in love.
Charlie (Kerry) is a friendly and well-behaved Rhode Island cavalry. He is helpful and cheerful, but years of setbacks have changed Charlie. He has split personality and turned himself into another person-"Hank", a grumpy and aggressive policeman. Charlie can only rely on drugs to maintain his original self and personality. When Irene (Rene Zellweger) finds herself in a legal dispute, Charlie accompanies her back to her hometown to clarify the facts. Soon, Charlie found that his medicine was lost. This time, trouble appeared. When he was Charlie and Hank, he had a crush on Irene. The difference is that Charlie wants Irene to marry him, but Hank has other plans. ......
"The English Patient" is a very famous movie ~ It is involved ~ But I think there are too few psychological descriptions ~ so it's hard to detect.
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.
The film describes that in the Victorian era, Dr. Jaeckle invented a special new medicine. If he took this medicine, he would become another self-Mr. Hyde, a savage and cruel person. Although Jaeckle has a virtuous fiancee, his desire to become Hyde is aroused by a dissolute prostitute, and the tragedy finally gets out of hand. Are Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Robert? Louis? A novel written by Stevenson tells that in order to explore the good and evil of human nature, Dr. Kickel researched and invented a medicine. After taking the medicine, he became Mr. Hyde, and the doctor gave all his evil thoughts to Hyde. Dr. Kickel has been practicing medicine for many years, and he has done many good deeds, and his reputation is excellent, while Hyde is evil and kills people without blinking an eye. Dr Kickel couldn't get rid of Hyde, and finally chose to commit suicide. ...
Super classic, not much to say.
Takeshis'
Kitano Takeshi plays two roles in the film, one is himself, and the other is a blue-collar or social figure. His goal is to become an actor. Director Kitano Takeshi was respected all his life, and the so-called authority frightened him. But Kitano, an ordinary person who doesn't know director Kitano Takeshi at all, struggles for his own life every day. By chance, Kitano met Kitano Takeshi and asked Kitano Takeshi for his autograph, so he devoted himself more to the deductive career and imitated Kitano Takeshi's movie plot in his dreams. Later, Kitano saw Kitano Takeshi's autograph, and the story had a new ending.
I always think that Kitano Takeshi is the only Japanese who is not obscene, and his films are worth our taste. This new film in 2005 is slightly different from his other films, but this difference is the transformation of Kitano Takeshi's films. Let's take a look at the good and bad ~ ~
This is an autonomous personality split, which is a classified analysis of our own personality under normal circumstances. We are passive and divided by ourselves.
identity