Who has seen the film Rashomon , please briefly describe it

I've seen a drama that has been changed, and the content is probably that a young couple in the mountains is robbed, the husband dies, and the wife goes to the government to report the crime. However, the facts of the case are confusing, and the parties are each motivated by selfishness or reputation ......All of them fabricated confessions to cover up the facts. But in the end, the truth was revealed.

The content of the original book may be more complex and tortuous, and it feels like it is intended to dissect the truth of human nature and the inescapable desire layer by layer.

It tells the story of a samurai who was on his way with a noblewoman, and met a robber on the way, and later the robber tricked the samurai into a place and killed her, and took the noblewoman over. Later, the noble lady went to the government to report the case. The above is the confession of the robber, and later the confession of the noble lady is another set, saying that she had been optimistic about the robber for a long time, and the two conspired to kill the samurai.

Later, a witch was hired to possess the samurai's soul and give another set of confessions.

In short, the moral of this ** is very profound, talking about the terrible human heart and its desires.

"Rashomon" combines the plot of Ryunosuke Akutagawa** with a unique approach of multiple parallel narratives, telling the events of death in the jungle, and each character's monologue is a fragment of the entire event, and finally combines these fragments to put together a complete story.

The film is adapted from two short stories ** "In the Bamboo Forest" and "Rashomon" created by Japanese writer Akutagawa Ryunosuke, the film takes the scene of ** "Rashomon" as the background, and also retains the role of the servant in **, and the plot is mainly taken from** "In the Bamboo Forest".

Character introduction——

1. Duoxiang pills.

A notorious thief in Kyoto. Attracted by Masa's beauty and temperament, he brutally killed the samurai in order to covet the beauty of Masa, the wife of samurai Takehiro Kanazawa. During the trial of the picket embassy, he used various excuses and lies to cover up his behavior, not only did he not make a deep reflection on his behavior, but also continued to do his own thing to promote his superb martial arts.

2, Takehiro Kanazawa.

The traveling samurai, because of his wife's beauty attracted robbers, was taken to the mountains by Tashomaru's clever words, and finally accidentally was plotted by the robbers, kidnapped by the robbers, and couldn't move his whole body, and finally had no choice but to watch Tashomaru brutally kill himself in front of his wife.

When encountering some things, both sides insist on their own words, and they will each stand on their own position to narrate the facts, which makes the truth confusing, and this situation is Rashomon! Most of the current Rashomon refers to people fabricating lies for their own interests, so that people cannot understand the truth of the facts!

I have heard that the evil spirits who live in Rashomon have fled out of fear of the cruelty of human nature.

Ryunosuke Rashomon Akutagawa.

It took me an hour and a half to watch "Rashomon", and I felt very uncomfortable after watching it, the movie is in black and white, the 1950 movie, this is definitely the oldest movie I have ever seen, and then because it is black and white, my focus is not on the picture quality and appearance at all, the old movie gives me the feeling that more attention should be on the plot and expression, I have to mention the exaggerated laughter and crying in the movie, I think it should be ironic. There is also the rain at the beginning with the background** accompanied by the black and white picture, which is really terrifying. . .

It's finally time to talk about the plot, the narrative of four people, four different versions, the same ** case, everyone deliberately downplays their own faults, and uses lies to cover up their selfishness and cowardice, I didn't live in that era, and I basically didn't understand the background of the times when I watched the movie, so the understanding may be much worse, everyone wants to put more responsibility on others, the movie says that this is human nature, and in this peaceful year, this kind of human nature still exists, isn't it, it's just hidden very deeply, What's more, in that era when you can't survive without selfishness, that's why the passers-by in the movie know that they are wrong, but they still don't care. Because I'm not for myself, I can't live, because there are people who are worse than me, so what does it matter if I'm a little worse? You have lied, and what qualifications do you have to teach me a lesson?

Is this probably what passers-by think, or is it an excuse for their own actions to save themselves from the condemnation of their conscience? In fact, what the woodcutter did was to cover up the fact that he took the pearl dagger because of greed, but at least he still has a conscience, he still has humanity, he still knows what is wrong, he also has a troubled conscience because of his own fault, and he feels guilty, this is enough, and the monk also said at the end of the movie, you make me full of hope for mankind again.

Movies about human nature are generally more in-depth, but I haven't lived that long, and I haven't lived so thoroughly, and I still have a lot of troubles, so I'll talk so much about Rashomon.

Today's movie "Rashomon".

I've watched Rashomon many times, and here I would like to express my opinion. In order to understand the moral of the ** of "Rashomon", we must understand its author---ghost talent" Ryunosuke Akutagawa. Born in Tokyo, he grew up in love with Japanese haiku, which gave him a gentle and delicate personality.

When he grew up, he came into contact with Western literature, and he had a great relationship with Natsume Soseki at that time. Soon, he became a representative of the new school of thought. However, his life was very unsmooth, he fell in love with a little nanny at the age of 22, was beaten and ridiculed by his parents, and then pursued a widow, and was treated coldly by the world.

These things hit Akutagawa's sensitive mind hard. This also lays the groundwork for a dark, desperate, and helpless tone revealed in his works. "Rashomon" gives people the feeling of "committing a crime under the sun", which transforms the confusion about human nature into self-change and self-design of human nature, what morality, what bottom line.

Under Rashomon, in order to live, it is reasonable to pluck the hair from the head of a dead person, and it is reasonable to strip off a person's clothes and put them on himself. **Finally, write about the old woman's distant look, the ghostly atmosphere of the surrounding environment, and the departure of the general. This emotional tone is further deepened.

The dark and cold world of Rashomon is actually a portrayal of Akutagawa Ryunosuke's heart, a bitter reaction that he can't tell. Writing "Rashomon" is pouring out the darkness and confusion in my heart... On the one hand, it affirms the coldness and cruelty of human nature, and on the other hand, it reveals doubts about life, human nature, and people's hearts, and the torture of ethics such as "morality or survival".

It is recommended to take a look at Ryunosuke Akutagawa's famous "Nose" and "In the Bamboo Forest".

The first time I read "Rashomon", I read the first Rashomon, and that macro dismantled a martial arts that frequently switched between good and bad, so I didn't know why. Reading "Under the Bamboo Forest" is even more confusing. Robbers, women, and dead men have their own opinions.

Let me feel stunned that I am used to reading **, accustomed to having the truth of everything revealed, and having a clear revelation. Because after reading it, I don't know what the truth of the matter is. Later, he lost interest.

Later, when Jiang Xun heard Jiang Xun mention Rashomon in Jiang Xun's detailed story of Dream of Red Mansions, I realized that the original doubts were the essence of Rashomon.

Life is a Rashomon. Not everything will fall into place. Everyone has their own reasons, everyone has their own perspective of observation, and everyone has their own understanding. A person will also have different thoughts and attitudes at the same time.

It's like Keigo Higashino's "Who Killed Her? At the end of the story, the original victim seems to have become the perpetrator, and the original murderer seems to be another victim. There is no absolute yes and no absolute right in things. I think that's the real life.