Ask Kurosawa Akira for his feelings after watching Dream , what are the stories of Akira Kurosawa

Starting from a dream - the sun and rain, the child due to the awakening of his own consciousness, peeked at the fox to marry, and was finally found and faced death, but as long as he went to the end of the rainbow to atone for the fox, he would be fine, which can be reduced to seeing things that should not be seen and be punished, and by extension, human beings will be punished for doing things that they do not change.

The second dream is the peach tree, which is a typical dream of advocating environmental protection, that is, the little boy's words "peaches can be bought in the market, but the flowering peach orchard is bought in **" is extremely obvious to show the accusation of human overexploitation of nature and excessive felling of trees.

In fact, Kurosawa clearly expressed such a point of view with edification, which is directly related to the actual situation in Japan at that time, before the 90s, Japan experienced rapid economic development, and the great development of industrialization caused great damage to Japan's natural environment, and has threatened the survival of the Japanese people, not only Japan, with the development of developing countries, but also caused many environmental problems. Kurosawa didn't want to use subtle expressions, he wanted to use such direct expressions to warn against the destruction of nature by human beings. Again, the person who brought these two dreams into it was a young boy, and what Kurosawa wanted to tell was that this problem had to be taught from an early age.

The third dream is a mountaineer in the wind and snow, four trekkers in the wind and snow, difficult to move forward in the wind and snow, and finally with the increase of the wind and snow, the next three climbers fell, and the first helpless one also fell, but in the end he miraculously woke up again, Kurosawa Akira is a person who has committed suicide, understands the situation of facing death, the struggle in the face of despair, powerless and pale, but in the end it is the strong vitality that overcomes the desperate situation. It can be said that Kurosawa has an autobiographical nature here, and he compares himself to a trekker, facing a situation on the verge of death, his final choice and vitality, which is the same as the fifth dream in which the protagonist pursues Van Gogh is an idea of the director's understanding of his own artistic life and life. Some people say that this is a kind of narcissism on the part of Akira Kurosawa, but I think this is a kind of self-confidence of this 80-year-old film master, and I think this is also the self-confidence that every artist should have, as well as a kind of evaluation of himself when he recalls his death in his old age.

The fourth dream tells the story of the tunnel, the story of a prisoner of war who came to see him when his fallen soldiers returned, and he persuaded them to go back. Kurosawa is here to express an attitude and view of the war, the grenade hounds bark at the prisoner of war, which is actually condemning the prisoner of war, Japan is advocating the spirit of bushido, after the defeat of the war, many Japanese soldiers committed suicide by caesarean section, and this commander was captured and returned safely, greeted by a dog barking, and at the end of the end it was also a dog barking. Implicit is Akira Kurosawa's worship of the spirit of bushido.

The film has a total of eight dreams, which run through almost all the themes of human life, war and peace, society and life. There are different dreams in different dreams, with different colors, and all the themes faced by human beings are presented one by one. In the overall structure of the story, it has completely departed from the plot factors and turned into a deep reflection on life, using a large number of long shots and excellent visual effects to express the different worlds in the dream.

All dreams seem to show the theme of human disorientation and uncertainty, but they are filled with a desperate remembrance. There is no bluff or artificiality in the film, everything is presented in a gorgeous and harmonious manner, but also rigorous and powerful.

Extraction code: TU1T "Dream" is a drama film directed by Akira Kurosawa, starring Satoshi Terao, Tomozu Kasa, Mitsuko Hiroshi, Mieko Hara, etc., released in 1990. The film is inspired by eight dream configurations, showing the director's reflection on the history of modern society and his condemnation of all kinds of foolish human behavior.

1, "Akira Kurosawa's Dream" is the Japanese film Emperor Akira Kurosawa's depiction of dreams, and there are eight dreams in the whole film, which are: Sun and Rain, Peach Garden, Wind and Snow, Tunnel, Crow, Red Fuji Mountain, Weeping Devil and Waterwheel Village.

2. These eight dreams run through almost all the themes of human life, war and peace, society and life. There are different scenes in the dreams of different reputations, with different colors and sleepiness, and all the themes faced by human beings are presented one by one.

Akira Kurosawa's film "Dreams" consists of eight dreams. They are: Sun Rain, Peach Orchard, Wind and Snow, Tunnel, Crow, Red Mt. Fuji, Weeping Devil, and Watermill Village.

The eight dreams are independent of each other and organically connected, constituting a holistic reflection on the world in Kurosawa's late period.

In the first dream, "Sun and Rain", the boy represents the original nature of human beings, and the short knife is the punishment for breaking the taboo. Kurosawa used this dream to illustrate the myths and fears of human beings about taboos.

The second dream, "Peach Garden", is full of allegorical fairy tales, in which the peach tree is given life and humans slaughter them arbitrarily for the sake of the holiday, which is an accusation of man's arrogant attitude towards nature.

The third dream, "The Blizzard", is a tribute to human beings who must have the strong will to survive in the face of suffering and obstacles, and will eventually achieve victory.

The fourth dream, "The Tunnel", is an indictment of the so-called "rationality" of war. The idea of this dream gives people a natural association, time is symbolized by space, walking into a dark tunnel is like falling into a war, walking out of the tunnel means surviving, and the life that is ruthlessly devoured by the war is not reconciled, and it does not know that it is a place to die, and it points to the absurdity and meaninglessness of war. The vicious wolfdog has been pestering the veterans, hideous and growling, like the bewitchment and summoning of death.

The clip ends abruptly here, and Kurosawa's fear of the killing nature of humanity and his pessimism about the future world are revealed.

The fifth dream, "The Crow", expresses that humanity and art are an essential part of the progress of history, and Van Gogh said that the artist's mission is to discover the beauty of nature. However, the natural environment is gradually disappearing from our vision. It contains Kurosawa's deep respect for the master, but also his encouragement to himself.

The sixth dream, "Red Mt. Fuji," expresses concern about the future use of nuclear energy and other energy sources, and the anxiety that humanity will eventually perish in the future.

In the seventh dream, "Ghost Cry", humanity once had an ambition to conquer the natural world, but it eventually led to its own destruction.

The eighth dream, "Waterwheel Village", depicts the simplest and most natural picture of life for the audience, which is also the ideal human lifestyle that Akira Kurosawa pursues.

There are a total of eight dreams in Akira Kurosawa's film "Dreams":

1. Sun rain.

The boy saw a fox marrying in the forest and was spotted by the fox. Because of the taboo and encountering the "fox marrying a girl", the boy is cut off from his mother and told that he can only return home safely unless he finds the fox at the "end of the rainbow" and asks for their forgiveness.

2. Peach Blossom Festival.

The elves of the peach blossoms, because the world held the peach blossom festival and cut down the peach blossom trees, so that they have nowhere to stay, initially revealing the inherent contradiction between the process of human civilization and the ecological environment.

3. Wind and snow. When the snowstorm came, the mountaineers looked weak and small in front of it, and the Snow Girl covered everyone with heavy snow, trying to make people fall asleep and unable to move, and finally one of them woke everyone up and found that the camp was close in front of them.

4. Tunnel. The comrades-in-arms died in the war, but the officers met the ghosts of their comrades in a tunnel returning home after the war, they did not believe that they were dead and wanted to return to a warm home, the officers told them the truth, and the comrades-in-arms returned to where they really departed.

5. Crows. The man met Van Gogh, who was working in the wheat field with gauze tied to his head, had a brief meeting with him, and finally watched him go away in front of his eyes.

6. Red Mt. Fuji.

The lava eruption of Mt. Fuji and the occurrence of the nuclear power plant**, people fled to the seashore and there was no way to escape. The destruction of the living environment, the destruction of modern civilization, and the end of mankind are precarious.

7. Ghost crying. It is a scene of purgatory, desolate and gloomy, with nuclear contamination causing genetic mutations in plants and animals on the earth, everything is like a scene in hell, and all of this is caused by human beings.

8. Watermill Village.

Coming to a paradise in the hearts of human beings, the villagers maintain a natural and traditional way of life, and are free from the world and at ease.

Kurosawa also knows that time is running out, so he is so straightforward in the "dream", pouring all his feelings directly into you, this is not like he used to speak, only through the image to speak, here he tells people through the mouth of a centenarian, "life is really wonderful" - what to say that life is hard, at that time there are no words, so, to live well, do things well, worthy of life, to the day of death people will also bless him". <

What does it mean to live well? At least not - people only think about the conquest of nature, they are complacent about scientific and technological progress, they are the ones who built nuclear power plants with their own hands, they are the ones who go to war, they are all them, and they are all going to destruction.

and thou shalt be feared. It's the same for ghosts and nature. You have to know that you are not the most great, that someone is looking for their God, that you have to find your fragility, that your conscience is inadequate, that you have to have that kind of repentance, that you know that you are imperfect, that you know that other people's uniqueness is worthy of respect, that everything in this world originally had its flowers blooming and falling, that the sun rises and falls, and that there are always some laws, and you should not violate them at all, but only need to obey.

So, the centenarian said they didn't need electric lights, only candles. - Won't it be dark? - It's dark at night, so I can look at the stars.

Naturally, do you think that if it is silent, it will not know what you have done? It's just that it is so serene, silently watching you, and when you understand that one day you will beat your chest and regret the mistakes you have made to it, and I only hope that at that time, you will still have the ability to return its flowers and willows, and the flowing water will be murmuring, and it will still have the strength to accept your repentance and flattery. This is awe that even a child must know.

So, he peeked at the fox's wedding, and the fox came to the door to deliver a knife, and his mother told him to apologize for his sins with death, and if he didn't want to die, he would go to the end of the rainbow, where the fox lived, to apologize. Because foxes are equal to you. You speak your word, and it speaks its word.

You live in the house, it lives in the forest. You have your taboos, and it has its avoidances. If you want to live in harmony, you must respect each other and not violate each other at will.

This truth, even if you are a child, you can't rely on young ignorance to be sloppy, and learning to respect life like you is an ancient rule of this world. So, the mother closed the door to the child and demanded that he apologize. Walking to the end of the forest, the child saw the rainbow, how beautiful, it was the fox's home.

What's worse than you? Not only is it good-looking and has a fiery red coat, but it also lives in a much more beautiful place than you.