Currently, most of the mainstream TV products on the market are based on 4K high-definition display technology, and film sources produced around 4K quality have attracted the attention of many viewers. According to multiple media reports, the 4K restored version of the Italian classic "Life is Beautiful" has recently been released in China and will be released in mainland China on January 3, 2020.
An Italian classic! The 4K restored version of "Life is Beautiful"
It is reported that the film was officially released in Italian cinemas in 1997, and was also introduced to mainland China in March 2001. At that time, the film won awards including It has won 70 awards and 51 nominations around the world, including the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film and the Cannes Grand Jury Prize. After many years, this 4K restored version of "Life is Beautiful" is also screened in the mainland for the first time.
It is understood that this 4K restored version of "Life is Beautiful" mainly tells a touching story that took place during World War II. The story is based on the war waged by Nazi Germany against the Jewish nation. A Jewish father and son were sent to a Nazi concentration camp. The father, Guido Orefice, could not bear the fear of his five-year-old son, so he used his rich imagination to weave a beautiful story for the child. lie, claiming that they are in a game and must accept various rules in the concentration camp in order to gain points and win the final grand prize.
This movie uses a unique tragicomedy method throughout to restore a well-known history for the audience. Among them, the male protagonist Guido's great fatherly love forged with optimism and strength moved countless audiences. Moreover, "This is a game, if we are afraid we will lose", it has become a classic and widely circulated.
It is said that "Life is Beautiful" occupies an unusual position in the history of world cinema. In addition to the impressive achievements of the film itself, the actor and director of the film, Roberto Beni, is also an Oscar-winning actor. The first actor to win Best Actor for a non-English speaking role.
At present, the 4K restored version of the film "Life is Beautiful" has also been finalized, and interested friends can watch it on January 3, 2020.
