：Forty World Classic Movies for Genuine Experience

Author: Zhang Yang
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
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In the vast sea of discs, floating on the surface. How to find in time the worth appreciating and preserving DVDs? As a seasoned television program and drama series planner, film critic, screenwriter, and columnist, Zhang Yang, with his fluent and insightful writing style that blends analysis, commentary, and philosophical narration, delves into his genuine feelings for forty outstanding films from around the world:
"At Her Beginning, Your End" – Discussing the arrangement and development of plot in films;
"The Engine of the Plot" – Analyzing how plots are structured in movies;
"Making a Room in Your Heart" – Exploring acting and star worship;
"A Movie That Will Poison You" – On Hollywood gangster films;
"The Last Three Gunshots" – Analyzing human nature;
"The Hidden Currents of the Soul" – Starting from a psychological film to discuss common human psychology;
"The Visual Interpretation of Eastern Philosophy" – Engaging readers on how to express philosophical ideas in films;
"Looking This Way, Gazing That Way" – Examining the impact of space on human psychology;
"Going to Heaven and Going to Hell" – Discussing friendship through the film "My Friend";
"David and Steve" – Comparing the films "Eros" and "Educating Eros."