In today's rapidly changing era of cinema, we often see a variety of new and unique film themes and styles. However, there is a voice that always lingers in our ears: movies must keep up with the aesthetics and emotions of the people, return to the most simple life of the people, and have universal values.
Film, as an art form, is fundamentally intended to convey the emotions of human nature and the true meaning of life. And the audience is the ultimate recipient of the movie. Therefore, the creation of films must keep up with the pace of the times and be closely connected with the hearts and minds of the audience. Only in this way can movies truly play their social functions and achieve the dual purpose of education and entertainment.
Movies should keep up with the aesthetics of the people. This is not to say that the film should cater to the market, but it should truly reflect the bits and pieces of people's lives and capture those most authentic and moving moments. Such a movie can not only resonate with the audience, but also penetrate into the hearts of the people and become a real classic.
For example, in recent years, some domestic films, such as "I Am Not the God of Medicine" and "The Wandering Earth", have penetrated into the lives of the people, reflecting their plight and struggle. These movies are not only entertainment tools, but also mirrors of people's hearts, allowing the audience to see their own shadow and the truth of society.
Movies should return to the most simple life of the people. In this fast-paced era, people are often confused by all kinds of prosperity and forget the essence of life. And film is an artistic tool that can help us return to life. Through movies, we can see those ordinary and beautiful pieces of life and feel the sincere emotions.
For example, the movie "Ordinary World" is a good example. It doesn't have flashy special effects, and it doesn't have a complicated plot, but it touches the hearts of every viewer deeply. Because it tells everyone's story, and everyone can find their own shadow in it.
Movies should have universal value. In this era of globalization, cinema is no longer a product of one country or one culture, but the common wealth of all mankind. Therefore, the creation of films must have universal values that can resonate with people from different cultural backgrounds.
For example, classic Hollywood movies such as "Titanic" and "Forrest Gump", although they have different backgrounds, they all convey a universal value: love and courage, perseverance and dreams. These values transcend borders and are shared by all.
Movies should keep up with the aesthetics and emotions of the people, return to the most simple life of the people, and have universal values. Only in this way can movies truly become a treasure in people's hearts and become a part of human civilization.