Travel movie

Author: Ying Changtian, Tang Wen, Xu Fengzhi
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Publish Date: 2005-10-12
Features: Everyone encounters the landscapes they long for on the screen; everyone encounters the love they desire beneath the screen. We become lost in the films, moved by joy and sorrow, and even in the dreamlike scenery. Thus, we begin to pursue—from the towering Mount Kilimanjaro to the bustling streets of New York, from the tranquil landscapes of New Zealand to the winding Seine River. We keep searching, not missing any paradise in our dreams. The pursuit may just be the beginning. Deep in the dream, we imagine encountering past memories or unspoken stories within the heart of these landscapes.
Travel & Film is a book that combines travel and film. It is divided into fourteen chapters, each introducing a different journey: The Bridge Journey, The River Journey, The Mountain Journey, The Ancient Town Journey, The Courtyard Journey, The African Journey, The Japanese Journey, The Italian Journey, The Paris Journey, The London Journey, The Harry Potter Magic Journey, and The Lord of the Rings Mythological Journey. These chapters cover major tourist attractions around the world, which were used as filming locations in famous movies and have attracted more visitors due to the success of these films. For example, the Waterloo Bridge from The Blue Bridge, the natural landscapes of New Zealand from The Lord of the Rings, and the Parisian cafes from Amélie. The book explores the stories behind these scenic locations and the behind-the-scenes details of the films.
Travel & Film combines the two popular entertainment activities of landscapes and films through a series of essays. The writing is fresh and elegant, blending literary depth with entertainment. Each article includes helpful Tips (small tips) that provide insights into the tourist attractions, making it easier for readers to access more information. The book is also richly illustrated with numerous images, including movie posters and scenic photos of the destinations, making it visually engaging and in line with current trends in the book market.