The pianist at sea The prototype of the character turns out to be a tragedy or a drama

1900 represents not an individual person, but a spiritual realm that people yearn for.

I still remember that when he decided to get off the ship, he stood in the middle of the suspension ladder, in fact, he was describing a kind of modern human psychology, advocating a pure spiritual world but yearning for a world of flowers and flowers. In the end, 1900 looked at the smoky city and the countless streets, and still chose that pure land. Maybe it's like the brother who asked the question and felt sorry for him, in fact, there is a truth in the movie, the story is not for others to hear, the story only belongs to the people in the story, because only the people in it can really understand the people in the story, when we see this story, we just sigh and feel sad, just like the story says "Does anyone know what 1900 is thinking?"

1900 lives only for what he wants to live for. **It's just an expression, the sea is where he belongs, so he chose the sea and chose the place that won't pollute**!

Tragedy or drama is the evaluation of posterity, but for the people in the story, like the optimism of 1900, this is the best ending!

On the surface, it seems to be a tragedy, but Max's tears seem to confirm that it is a tragedy.

But from the heart of 1900, he chose his own favorite way of life, imagine that even if you live, but live in a world that you hate, will you be happy?

People who read stories always use their own values and outlook on life to evaluate the people in the story, and Max also tried to change 1900 but was invisibly changed by 1900.

I think it's a very sad movie Edward Scissorhands, King Kong, this killer is not too cold, the story of Hachiko, the loyal dog, I was in tears when I watched these films.

The character of the male protagonist (1900) is based on the famous Polish Jewish composer and pianist Szpilman

The story of the pianist at sea describes an orphan born on a ship, it should be said that abandoned on a ship, with a talent for piano, has gone through all the hardships: **, love and two great wars, mainly about his piano playing career, but he has never given up on the ship where he grew up. A heart-wrenching poetic journey film, an emotional whisper that reflects people's inner ideals.

Does the pianist represent a kind of innocence and purity? Does it represent mankind's yearning for a world of great harmony? What does it represent a disdain for human red tape?

Or does it represent the fear of man's own insatiable desires? When the pianist stood on the gangway and hesitated, in the face of the dusty modern industrial civilization, the pianist finally made up his mind never to leave his floating world again. After all, there are a thousand Hamlets in the hearts of a thousand people.

"The Pianist of the Sea" ends with 1900's friend, the trumpeter, going to find him on the ship that is about to be blown up. He put on the record that had been destroyed by 1900 and put back together again, as well as a record player. Finally found 1900.

The trumpeter failed to convince 1900 to get off the ship. In the end, 1900 sank along with that ship.

The Pianist at Sea is a drama film directed by Giuseppe Tornatore and starring Tim Ross, Bill Nunn and Melanie Thierry, which is adapted from Alejandro Barrick's literary play "1900: Monologue ", which tells the legendary story of an abandoned baby named "1900" who fell in love with the piano on an ocean liner and became a piano master.

The protagonist has never been ashore in his life, and at the end he meets the girl he likes, sits next to the piano, and expresses his love with the sound of the piano. At night, he even ran to the cabin where the girl was resting and secretly kissed her. That lonely heart finally had a throbbing feeling on the ship.

And when he was separated, he never rushed down the stairs, the two just watched from afar, and that love was still left in the bottom of his heart.

We all know that everyone has only one choice, hesitation will be regret in the next second, and impulsiveness will also be regret in the next second. I don't know if there will be any remorse in the days after 1900. But I think maybe it was because he had never gotten off the boat, and when he finally had the courage to step on the stairs to land, he froze in the face of the unfamiliar things in front of him, and finally walked to the place he was familiar with.

If his choice changes and runs to the girl, will it be different from the ending we see? The future is full of possibilities, and all we can do now is believe in ourselves.

In the early 19th century, the United States began to industrialize, and after the Civil War, it matured. In the period from the Civil War to the First World War.

In less than 50 years, it went from a rural republic to an urban one, where machines replaced manual work and products proliferated.

In 1914, the world war broke out, and in 1917 the United States was drawn into the maelstrom of the war and tried to play a new role in the world. 1917 1929, 10 years after the war, American society and culture can be described as a lifeless, emotionless decade of merchandising prosperity.

From the beginning of the 20th century to the aftermath of World War II... Because Max was on the ship in 1920, and ended up saying that 1900 didn't get off the ship during the war.