Tindo Barras is a controversial film director, and I recently watched one of his films, "Unconsciously ** You", which was released in 1998 and has a strange style full of beautiful images, but it is also difficult for the general audience to understand. The film tells a simple story: Angela, a young and beautiful girl, experiences the indulgence of her father after the death of her father and the remarriage of her mother, which leads to her lively and uninhibited personality. Although she is engaged to the town's baker, Keto, she is eager to try the forbidden fruit before the wedding. However, her boyfriend believes that true love should be available after the wedding. Angela often walks around town without underwear and leaves traces of love with her boyfriend in the woods and by the creek. At the same time, she also had an affair with her mother's lover, the photographer's uncle Andrew. Eventually, Angela married her boyfriend and lived happily ever after. Despite the simplicity of the story, Tenddo Ballas has reinvented it with his own unique approach. The heroine of the film, Anna Amerati, is young and beautiful, and her funny performance in the film has also attracted much attention.
Among them, the most well-known shot is Angela riding a bicycle and wearing a floral dress revealing white lace**, which attracts the attention of men, while women think that the mother did not control her daughter to let her do this**. However, Angela's naïve and straightforward nature has also won the favor of most men. Ding Du vigorously promoted feminism in the film, showing the image of women having all rights. Although this may attract accusations from real feminists, it has to be admitted that Ding Du's "Unconsciously ** You" is very beautiful and intoxicating. For Angela and the other characters, the picturesque woods and the creek have become the places where they have secret rendezvous, where the snow-white body and masculine posture constitute the most beautiful scenery of nature, making all the activities legitimate and beautiful. "Unconsciously ** You": Redefining the Artistic Atmosphere of Freedom and BeautyIn Ding Du's film works, we can often feel a free, beautiful and unrestrained artistic atmosphere. Whether in Angela's or Andrew's world, gender doesn't seem to be a limiting factor.
Angela shows that she doesn't care about the eyes of others, even in front of the lens of photographer Andrew, who sees every part of the female body as a work of art from nature. Such a concept of freedom is fully embodied in the movie, which makes people have to think about how ** and beauty are intertwined. In "Unconsciously ** You", Ding Du tries to convey to the audience that the excessive repression of men will only deprive women of happiness, and in the end, in a certain environment, we will all be unconsciously haunted by **. This kind of plot arrangement makes the film full of charm that challenges conventional notions, and makes people have to re-examine their understanding of gender, beauty and freedom. The film is interspersed with many fragmentary shots, showing scenes of women dancing happily through Angela's movements, and they don't care if their skirts will be accidental**. In another place, the groom lifted the bride's gown at the wedding scene, revealing her naked carcass, while the priest chose to join the party with the rest of the guests. These shots undoubtedly convey an unusual situation to the viewer, breaking the traditional norms of etiquette and behavior.
This kind of challenging approach to tradition makes the audience have to think about whether the understanding of sexuality and beauty must be limited and regulated. Through these lenses, Ding Du tries to let us once again examine whether men's excessive repression will really deprive women of happiness, and whether we will all be unconsciously troubled by ** in nature or social environment. Such a lens arrangement and plot arrangement make "Unconsciously **You" a film work full of thinking and dialectic. The male characters in the film are tolerant of women's behavior, showing an understanding of freedom and beauty. Andrew, on the other hand, sees the female body as a work of art in nature, and he captures the beauty and natural beauty of the female body with his lens. This kind of plot design not only challenges the traditional concept of gender, but also triggers people's deep thinking about beauty and freedom. The plot in the film is not only a carnival party, but also a subversion and challenge of traditional values. Through this plot design, Ding Du tries to make us re-examine our own perception of gender, beauty and freedom, and arouse people's thinking and resonance.
In general, the free and beautiful artistic atmosphere presented by "Unconsciously ** You" is undoubtedly a challenge and thinking process for the audience. The male characters in the film show tolerance and acceptance, while the female characters dare to show their bodies and are not bound by traditional etiquette. Such a character setting and plot arrangement is undoubtedly conveying an unusual value to the audience. Ding Du tried to raise a thought-provoking question through this movie: whether men's excessive repression will really deprive women of happiness, and whether we will be unconsciously troubled by ** in nature or social environment. This kind of guided thinking makes the audience have to re-examine their own cognition and concepts, triggering a deep reflection on gender, beauty and freedom. In the process of watching the movie, we can't help but be touched by the plot of the movie, the tolerance of men and the bravery of women make people re-examine their own perception of gender, beauty and freedom. Ding Du's ** on these issues in "Unconsciously **You" is undoubtedly a challenge and guidance to the audience's cognitive concepts.
The plot arrangement and character creation in the film are not only a subversion and challenge to traditional values, but also a redefinition of freedom and beauty. Through this film, Ding Du tries to arouse people's deep thinking about gender, beauty and freedom, arouse people's deep resonance and thinking about these issues, and make us have to re-examine our own cognition and concepts.