The big screen returned to darkness and the surroundings became quiet.

Pitt held his breath and waited for a few seconds, then the quiet ending music poured out and the actors' names scrolled in order on the screen.

"Nicole Su?" Pete curled his lips, "It turns out her name is neither Nina nor Coco."

Faspenser snorted and laughed, "So? Do you still think it's a waste of time for me to bring you to watch this movie?"

"Well, I must admit that this movie helps me kill time faster." Peter did not get up and leave in a hurry, but leaned back. "This girl is really good, Fasspenser, you are right - if I miss this show, my trip to Berlin this year will probably leave regrets."

Fasspenser also sat up straight and discussed the plot with him: "The director's shooting technique is very bold. Did you notice it? She directly tore off the fig leaf of love in the original work and perfectly showed the heroine's desires and human weaknesses... Very sharp and very bold."

As a viewer who has read the original novel like him, Lin Hua's thoughts at this time are not much different from Faspenser's.

The original work written by He Yingzhen itself represents anti-moral and anti-sublime criticism, and describes the evil of human nature. This version of the movie goes a step further on this basis, completely exposing the lies in the name of love and directly pointing out the dark side and desires in Ge Cailing's heart.

There is no doubt that for viewers who have not read the original work, such a protagonist image is very impactful.

But Tang Wanhua took a clever approach in this regard: she used dreamy and beautiful shots to weave a picture of the extravagant and licentious upper-class life in the first half, with men and women in gorgeous attire, gold and jade splendor, and the ultimate in visually gorgeous imagination, making people involuntarily follow Ge Cailing and become excited and eager to try.

Obviously, she is well aware of her advantages in attracting the audience - excellent synaesthesia conversion and intention arrangement are enough to bring the fantasy drama in the novel to the screen.

In the second half, Tang Wanhua chose to break the illusion she had created for the audience with her own hands, and finished the story in a completely opposite, cold tone.

"Tang Wanhua's directing style is obviously influenced by the works of the French New Wave period. Her pursuit of lens aesthetics has reached a demanding level... And Su Lingxi, her growth rate is simply outrageous..."

Lin Hua frowned slightly, ignoring the cheers of a small group of fans not far away, and was still immersed in his own thoughts.

Su Lingxi's interpretation of the role of Ge Cailing is like walking out of a book: a pair of upturned eyes are wantonly charming, and even if she is wearing an old-fashioned student outfit, she cannot suppress the "charm" that comes out of the corners of her eyes and eyebrows. Her eyes are bright and colorful, and she never stares at anyone for a long time, always just a quick glance, which makes people can't help but look for her lively eyes.

If you count carefully, the champagne-colored electric silk dance dress and the green silk nightgown suit her best - the former is so beautiful that it is breathtaking, and so warm that it almost melts men's hearts; the latter is so beautiful that it makes people want to snatch the cigarette from her fingers and warm a pot of sobering soup for her.

"If Su Lingxi hadn't appeared in the film, perhaps Mei Yu and Liang Zhiqian would have won a few supporting actor awards for their performances in the film, but Su Lingxi's performance was too delicate, and the character's characteristics were too eye-catching and full of tension, completely occupying the audience's attention..."

Lin Hua secretly felt sorry, but when he thought of Su Lingxi's endless wonderful scenes in the film, he felt a little excited - another talented actress who was experiential!

If she is lucky enough, she might be able to witness the birth of China's fourth Berlin Film Queen during her trip to Germany...

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"Jury President Maren Brockempe praised the Chinese film "The Rose Thorn" and said: "This may be one of the biggest highlights of this year's Berlin Film Festival."

"Famous German film critic Volkov Fasspenser said that Chinese actress Nicole Su's performance in The Rose Thorn was exquisite and amazing."

“The premiere of The Rose Thorn was successfully concluded. The film received wide acclaim and the distribution rights have been sold in advance to nearly 10 countries.”

"Japanese famous director Ryo Fujita talks about the movie "The Thorn of the Rose": a sharp film that directly exposes the weaknesses of human nature."

……

With the deliberate promotion of the publicity company, the news related to the movie "The Rose Thorn" itself quickly became a hot topic on major domestic websites, mixed with a lot of praise and attention from overseas, which made netizens involuntarily curious about this art film adapted from a famous work.

You know, in the past decade, there have been very few young actors in the domestic entertainment industry who have been able to be like Su Lingxi, who not only successfully went abroad, but also received praise from so many well-known figures at prestigious international film festivals.

While the netizens were shocked by this, veteran movie fans who loved discussing movie-related topics also felt a sense of chaos as if the dimensional wall had been broken - Ryo Fujita, Maren Blokemper... There is no doubt that these people have international influence, and each one is more powerful than the other.

However, what they didn't expect was that these people's names would one day appear together with domestic entertainment stars...

Those who previously thought that Su Lingxi made commercial films just to make a lot of money at the box office and who once looked down on her, now began to secretly search the Internet for information related to the filming of "The Rose Thorn".

In the special film discussion section of Ban Group, countless posts have already been opened to discuss the Berlin Film Festival, and more than half of the posts revolve around Su Lingxi and the crew of "The Rose Thorn".

[There are still two days until the closing ceremony... I really want to see some fun...]

[Me too, does Sister Su have any hope of winning an award? [Laughing and crying] Can a professional come and help analyze this?]

[In fact, it feels the same as Xu Tingyun’s previous experience... a lot of thunder but little rain... in the end, she was still a runner-up]

[Alas, foreign film festivals rarely give the Best Actor award to Chinese people. Let me give Su Su a thumbs up. Even if she doesn’t win the award, being nominated is already great.]

[Step on it +1]

[In reply to the above, the competition this year is not fierce. The biggest threat to the Best Actor Award is Andrea Driessen's "Fast and Furious". It is directed by a German and stars German actors. The highlights of the plot are basically concentrated on the male lead. It is obviously a film to promote someone.]

[OMG... German director and German actors, isn't this just like fighting in front of someone's doorstep...]

[Uh, I suddenly feel like there’s no need to compare.]

There are many pessimistic voices on the forum, but everyone is honest and wants to watch the fun.

On the day of the closing ceremony, tens of millions of people flocked to domestic live broadcast rooms to watch the event in real time.

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