Turn off the lights, Lesson 11, Sha Hui is watching a movie

Author: Sha Hui
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: The film has a highly poetic yet elusive connotation, so any attempt to provide a standard answer or a detailed and meticulous explanation is futile. In the end, one must return to the innocent state naturally inspired by art. This book attempts to share this joy and do its utmost to record the moment we enter the film. This novel, our film course, attempts to share this joy and do its utmost to record the moment we enter the film, recalling the understanding in our innocent state and searching for the kindred spirit who may be far away or right beside us, someone with a similar temperament and who resonates with us. I prefer films and film reviews like those of Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales—those that are truly appreciated by both the refined and the masses, delve into the essence of cinema in an accessible yet profound way, possess a humanistic concern and a social perspective, strike the mark and touch the heart, are popular yet not vulgar, and have a touch of professional knowledge background yet are not narrow-minded or exclusionary. This collection of film reviews is titled "Eleven Lessons After the Lights Go Out," which is inspired by the Hollywood film "Lights Out."