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『贰』 与马有关的电影(七部与战马有关的战争电影)
马作为人类最早的动物伙伴之一,在有文字记载之前就开始参与到人类的战争活动之中,在上世纪上半叶的两次战争浩劫中,虽然机枪和装甲车辆的出现使得骑兵的作用有所减小,但它依然是人类重要的战争工具。这回笔者就来介绍七部和马(或者骡)有关的影片。
洛托纳(Lotna ,1959,波兰)
本片是波兰第一导演安杰伊 瓦依达自二战三部曲后的又一名作,该片根据Wojciech Zukrowski写于1945年的同名小说改编,以一匹波兰战马为主角,讲述它在二战初期所经历的战争和四名不同主人的故事,通过图像、颜色与符号混合的方式,表现并反思了战争、牺牲与英雄主义。影片中还出现了著名的波兰骑兵砍德国坦克的场景,虽然这只是个被误传的谣言,却被导演信以为真。
白马的奇迹 (Miracle of the White Stallions,1963,美国)
本片是迪士尼拍摄的真人冒险电影,根据Alois Podhajsky上校的亲身经历改编,讲述二战结束后,奥地利军官Alois Podhajsky必须为他心爱的利比萨纳种马找到可靠的主人,爱好马匹的美国将军巴顿答应可以拯救它们,但是他首先要求看它们的表演。如同同时期的迪士尼真人歌舞片一样,影片结尾上演了由Alois Podhajsky亲自编排的盛大马术表演。
白龙马 (1981,中国)
影片讲述中国十年内战期间,一对儿童团姐弟掩护和照顾受伤的红军指挥员的坐骑,最后成功将它护送回红军队伍。由于影片拍摄于80年代初期,因此意识形态色彩还相对较浓,戏剧冲突总是集中在敌我矛盾上,不过影片镜头所呈现的山水田园风光倒是别有一番韵味。
女继承人尼基(Naslednitsa Niki,1989,苏联)
影片讲述二战德军入侵苏联后,曾多次在国际马术比赛获得冠军的母马Zorka被掠夺回德国,由于新主人没能驯服它,德国人被迫从集中营中放出苏联著名骑手,尽管如此,orka还是拒绝在赛马比赛上为德国人表演。战争结束后,它居然自己从德国跑回苏联。本片的主演罗斯托茨基和利科蒂斯曾多次出演马匹主题的影片,因此片中主演与马匹的配合默契度非常高,堪称真正的关于马的电影。
白马飞飞(1996,中国)
本片根据王星泉小说《白马》改编,也算是90年代比较经典的抗战电影。影片讲述抗战时期八路军某连长驯服了一匹名为飞飞的烈马,并骑着它和日军骑兵交战。在一次战斗中,飞飞为了保护主人不幸被日军军官俘虏,尽管日军用尽办法,飞飞也不愿屈服,最后绝食而亡。与欧美同类型影片不同的是,本片更强调马匹与初代主人之间主仆一般的忠诚和情谊,这主要还是和抗战的反侵略战争性质有关。
战马(War Horse,2011,美国)
军马类电影知名度最高的恐怕就是永远的神斯皮尔伯格的这部作品,影片剧情设置类似于《洛托纳》,讲述一战爆发后,一匹英国农村马应征入伍。辗转英军、平民和德军之间,最后奇迹般得与已经失明的小主人相遇。影片既突出了战争的残酷性和流离性,又保留了战马对原主人的那一份忠诚和情感,可以说是在《洛托纳》的基础上又融合了《白马飞飞》的情感元素,不愧为名导名作。
骡子( La mula ,2013,西班牙)
影片根据Juan Eslava Galan的小说改编,讲述西班牙内战期间,一名西班牙共和军的士兵在外捡了一头白色骡子,并和它产生了很深的羁绊,随着战争的逐渐恶化,他为了保住这头骡子的性命,不惜撒谎甚至盗窃,最后居然莫名其妙成了敌人的战斗英雄。本片中的骡子只是配角,影片主题显然是战争中的小人物在历史夹缝中艰难求生的经历(作为马之子,本片算送的)
《战马》
电影剧情编辑
当第一次世界大战刚刚露出即将打响的苗头的时候,作为一个英国的牧场家庭,尽管他们手头根本就没有足够的资金去拥有它,可他们还是在一场拍卖会上买下了一匹脾气相当狂躁的小马驹,起名为“乔伊”,这匹马看起来就好似是一个不折不扣的失败的选择,泰德(彼得·穆兰 饰)和罗茜·纳拉科特(艾米丽·沃森 饰)夫妇对此都感到非常地失望,他们甚至预感到,挽救濒临倒闭的牧场的愿望就要落空。
但是他们的儿子阿尔伯特(杰瑞米·艾文 饰)却决定驯服“乔伊”,因为他已经被这匹马奔跑的速度、张扬的个性和迷人的灵魂给彻底地征服了——很快,一人一马就变得形影不离起来,然而随着战争的爆发,他们却被迫分开了,“乔伊”就在阿尔伯特的眼皮底下被卖掉了,成为了一位英勇的英国骑兵军官的坐骑,就此走上前线。
可是,离开了阿尔伯特之后,属于“乔伊”的有如迷宫一样的旅程也随之展开,而它在这个过程中经历的分别是快乐、悲伤、艰难与奇迹,并且伴随着这些征程迅速地成长起来,从一只单纯的坐骑,变成了一位非凡的英雄,用它纯真无害的天性、不带任何
战马剧照1(19张)
杂质的动机以及对自己的人类朋友无条件的奉献,感动了来自于这场战争的所有对立面的生命——它不仅拉得动战场上的战地流动医院、还知道灵巧地躲避德国士兵的追赶、同时还在这个过程中点亮了一位法国女孩的想象力、甚至拉着巨大且沉重的大炮爬上了山顶,在阿尔伯特一路不断地靠近属于他自己的危险任务的时候,“乔伊”发现自己在英军和德军之间的“无人地带”遭到了诱捕,即使这一次看起来没有任何逃脱的可能性了,可是它还是抓住了和平时期转瞬即逝的机会,飞奔进回归和重逢的梦想当中。[1]
『肆』 急求电影战马WAR HORSE 英文介绍!!!!
In Devon, England, a boy called Albert Narracott watches the birth of a thoroughbred foal and watches with admiration the growth of the young horse, galloping through the fields at his mother's side. Much to the dismay of his mother, Rose, his father, Ted, buys the colt at auction, despite a friend pointing out a more suitable plough horse for his farm. The desire to spite his landlord, Lyons, and retain his pride, are the apparent motivations for Ted to make higher and higher bids for the colt. The high cost of the horse means he is unable to pay rent to Lyons, who threatens to take possession of the farm if the money is not paid by the autumn. Ted promises to meet the deadline, suggesting he could plough and plant a lower, rock-filled field with turnips. Albert names the horse Joey and devotes much time to training him. Albert's best friend, Andrew Easton, watches as Albert teaches his colt many things, such as to come when he imitates the call of an owl by blowing through his cupped hands.
Ted, who has a bad leg from a war injury, is frequently shown drinking alcohol from a flask he carries. Rose shows Albert his father's medals from the Second Boer War in South Africa, where Ted served as a sergeant with the Imperial Yeomanry. Ted was severely wounded in action, and received the Distinguished Conct Medal for bravery under fire. She gives Albert his father's regimental pennant, telling Albert that his father is not proud of what he did ring the war, and that he had thrown the flag and medals away, though Rose saved and kept them hidden.
Albert trains Joey for the plough and, to his neighbours' astonishment, prepares a stony hillside field to plant with turnips. However a rainstorm destroys the turnip field, so to pay the overe rent (and without telling Albert), Ted sells Joey to Captain Nicholls, a young cavalry officer, as World War I breaks out. When Albert finds out, he confronts the officer and begs for him not to take the horse. Nicholls promises he will take care of Joey as his own horse and hopefully will return him after the war. Albert tries to enlist in the army, but is too young. Before the captain leaves with Joey, Albert ties his father's pennant to Joey's bridle.
Joey is trained for military operations and deployed to France with a flying column under the command of Captain Nicholls. Cavalry charges, once a major form of warfare, are now hopelessly obsolete when faced with machine guns, as Captain Nicholls and his fellow cavalrymen discover after they charge through a German encampment. Nicholls is killed along with most of his fellow cavalrymen, and the Germans capture the horses.
Joey becomes attached to Topthorn, a black horse with whom he trained for his military role. The two horses are used to pull an ambulance wagon driven by two German soldiers, Gunther, and his 14-year-old brother, Michael. Gunther gives the pennant to Michael as a good-luck "charm" when he is assigned to the German front, despite being too young to fight. Gunther ignores an order to remain behind and await call to a later position. Unable to persuade his brother to remain behind, Gunther rides Joey and brings Topthorn along on his escape so he and his brother can ride them to Italy, at this time still neutral. One night, German soldiers discover the absent without leave brothers hiding in a windmill and execute them by firing squad for desertion.
After the two young Germans are shot, Emilie, a young French girl who lives at the farm with her grandfather, finds the two horses inside the windmill. Emilie suffers from Osteogenesis imperfecta (brittle bone disease), and is not allowed to ride the horses for fear of falling. Later, German soldiers arrive and confiscate all food and supplies from the property; Emilie hides the horses in her bedroom to avoid them being taken by the Germans to fight. Emilie's grandfather allows her to ride Joey on her birthday, and she gallops the horse up a hill, adjacent to the farm. When Emilie does not come back immediately, the Grandfather worriedly runs up the hill. On the other side of the hill, the Grandfather discovers that Emilie has run into the grasp of the German soldiers who were at the farm earlier. The German soldiers take the horses, but the grandfather keeps the pennant.
Joey and Topthorn are put to the task of pulling German heavy artillery, an exhausting task which kills horses quickly. The two horses are, however, put in the care of the German Private Friedrich who loves horses and who tries to help them survive.
The story moves forward to 1918, where Albert has enlisted and is fighting alongside Andrew in the Second Battle of the Somme, under the command of Lyons's son, David. After a British charge into no-man's land, Albert, Andrew, and other British soldiers miraculously make it across into a deserted German trench, where a gas bomb explodes, filling the trench with the white chemical fumes of mustard gas.
Meanwhile, Joey and Topthorn have survived years of hard service in the German army – much longer than most horses last – but Topthorn finally succumbs and dies from exhaustion, while Joey and Private Friedrich comfort him, pleading with him to not lie down where he will be seen and subsequently shot, until Friedrich is ultimately dragged away from Joey by other German soldiers. Cornered by an advancing tank, Joey escapes and runs into no-man's land where he gallops through the devastating destruction of the Somme and gets entangled in barbed wire. From their respective trenches both British and German soldiers spot Joey in the mist, although disbelieving at first that a horse could have survived the battle. Colin, a British soldier from South Shields, waving a white flag, crosses No Man's Land at Joey's side to try and coax him to the British side. Peter, a German soldier from Düsseldorf, comes over with wire cutters, and together they free Joey from the barbed wire. They flip a coin to decide who should take possession of the horse; Colin wins, guiding Joey back to the British trench, having formed a strange friendship with the soldier from Düsseldorf, on the enemy side he has been instructed to kill.
The film shifts back to Albert's perspective, where Andrew has succumbed to the gas attack, but Albert has survived, temporarily blinded with bandages covering his eyes. He is recuperating at a British medical camp when Colin brings Joey in looking for a veterinary surgeon to heal the wounds from the barbed wire. Albert is told about the miracle horse rescued from no-man's land. The army doctor instructs Sgt. Fry to put Joey down e to his injuries, but when Fry is about to shoot, the owl call he learned from Albert as a colt catches Joey's attention. Albert is led through the troops to Joey, again sounding his call, and Joey hurries to meet his long-lost friend. Albert explains he raised Joey, and his bandages still covering his eyes, gives an exact description of his horse's markings, confirming his claim. Joey is covered in mud, so the veterinary surgeon refuses to accept Albert's statement, but is quickly corrected when soldiers wash away the grime, revealing the four white socks and diamond blaze on Joey's forehead.
Armistice brings the end of the war and Albert's eyesight is restored. He learns only officers' horses will be shipped home, while Joey and the others are to be auctioned off to the highest bidder. The soldiers gather funds to help Albert buy Joey, but ring a bidding war with a French butcher reaching 30 pounds, a bid of 100 pounds is entered without revealing who placed the bid. Approaching the auction ring is an older gentleman, Emilie's grandfather. No other bid is placed and he is shown taking ownership of Joey. The grandfather implies that Emilie has died, and after hearing about the miracle horse, her grandfather walked three days to get Joey back for the sake of Emilie's memory.
Albert pleads with Emilie's grandfather for the horse, but the old man remains stoic in his auction win. As the grandfather walks away, Joey breaks free and goes to Albert. As he watches the horse and the young English soldier, the grandfather pulls the military pennant from his pocket and asks Albert if it means anything to him. When Albert tells the old man that it belongs to his father, the grandfather has a change of heart. First he gives Albert the campaign pennant, then moments later, gives him Joey, saying it is what Emilie would have wanted. In the end Albert rides Joey back to his family's farm, hugs his parents, and returns the pennant to his father
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