The Shawshank Redemption is our Chinese version of something

Is there such a movie in China! I don't know yet!

Bless China. Chinese directors can really make a film of such a standard as Xiao film, and as a Chinese, it should be happy.

It was American writer Stephen Edwin King.

's novella**, which is also his masterpiece. The subtitle is "Hope for Spring".

Shawshank is the imprisoned protagonist Andy.

of prisons. The deeper meaning of "redemption" is to have hope in your heart and always keep smiling, even when you are deeply trapped.

The cage with four high walls should also believe in its own worth.

The book is about a banker.

Andy was taken to court as the ** who killed his wife. The infidelity of the wife, the treachery of the lawyer, the misjudgment of the judge, the ferocity of the prison guard, the warden.

's greed and despicability pushed Andy from the pinnacle of his life to hell in the world all of a sudden. And a series of events that happened in prison forced Andy, who couldn't bear it anymore, to finally escape from prison and regain his freedom on a night of thunder and lightning. The next day, the warden opens Andy's cell door and finds him missing, sensing the end of the day.

Before prosecutors could receive evidence of the incriminating evidence sent by Andy, the warden committed suicide in fear of the crime.

The prison is an allegorical backdrop for the story, and the world composed of Andy, the warden, the prison guards, and the prisoners is itself absurd and chaotic. Andy is a good man who is innocent, but he is put in prison for rehabilitation. None of the Shawshank wardens were innocent, but they were there to educate and discipline the innocent Andy.

In such a fallacious, black-and-white world, the characters of modernist writers usually fall or have a nervous breakdown, but Andy is like a phoenix reborn from the fire, flying out of the pit of purgatory with health and confidence. Such a result also pins on the author's creative theme of making the people in the wasteland adhere to the good humanity and "invigorate" it.

1.Alan Green is the choreographer of "The Shawshank Redemption" Frank. Derabont's agent, died of complications from AIDS on the eve of the film's completion.

3.At that time, the director was still a fledgling, with no fame and no ambitions, and Alan Green decided to be his agent at that time. It can be said that without this person, there would be no director today.

Before the start of filming of this film, Allen died of illness. That's why the director specially added this sentence to miss him.

Shawshank's is not a human name, it is the name of a prison. It's called "The Shawshank Redemption" because the protagonist completed his redemption in Shawshank Prison and finally escaped from prison.

Synopsis of the movie:

At the end of the 40s of the 20th century, Andy (Tim Robbins), a young banker with a small achievement, was imprisoned on suspicion of killing his wife and her lover. In this prison called Shawshank, hope seems to be ethereal, and the punishment of life imprisonment is undoubtedly doomed Andy's next gloomy and desperate life.

Not long after, Andy tries to get close to Rhett (Morgan Freeman), a well-known prisoner, and asks him to help him get a small hammer. Taking this as an opportunity, the two gradually became acquainted, and Andy seemed to find his own way of survival in a prison full of fish and dragons, full of crimes, and black and white.

He uses his expertise to help prison management evade taxes, launder Min's money, and is gradually courteous to the inmates through his association with Red. On the surface, he had gone from hatred of the wall to composure like Red, but the desire for freedom still drove him towards his hopes and goals. And the truth about his crimes seems to have taken this one step further.