It's hard to live in an image. Sometimes it is very exhausting. How to look at the world if you guard your mask jealously. They are built for years (masks), comfortable to wear and sometimes very beautiful - like the white (or black) swan fluff ... To not be the unscrupulous doctor, tempted to dissect (because Aronofsky does not deserve this!) Today I drop the mask to share ... the passion ... ...
'All the world's a stage,And all the men and women merely players;They have their exits and their entrances
William Shakespeare
Whatever I was trying to get started, something was missing ... There is a particular feeling, feeling or hint of thought that is so intrusive and at the same time so easily eluded that you accidentally scream every time you drop it ... Thought hangs around the plot, Aronofsky's work, Natalie's choice, Tchaikovsky's music (and the unique Clint Mansel), and the only center of passion. Power is in the very essence of ballet selflessness, but the passion with which this movie heroine lends herself to the dream of reincarnation seems to pierce all the main conspirators in "Black Swan". And their enjoyment will not be real if they do not share their pain with the audience. It's hard to be perfect - but how many people in the movie theater are aware of this fact with the crystal clarity in Nina's thought that continues to train the body and torture her mind. The ambition to discover the darkness in your soul, to recreate the passion of dance, to resist unscrupulousness in the directives of production (the ice-passionate character of Vincent Cassel) and to sacrifice everything for the sake of perfection - the vibration of these strings stretched to the limit the image of the swan wings. Natalie Portman resists their weight - the story and the director rely heavily on her acting passion and she earnestly thanks them for their trust.
The skeptical viewers may find an egocentric, self-effeminate aspirations for victory at all costs, a triumph of the "primacy" over the challenging double task of being innocent purity and gloomy passion in perfect unity ... And surely they will be right ... if they do not touch that directorial a passion with which Aronofsky snores every scene, every detail, angle and movement. It is he who is the culprit for the unique pulling force that swirled the hurricane of spectator interest and numerous nominations and awards. This director is responsible for the tracer of the scene that each of us has come to see in his personal experience of his film. In the ruthless bundle of light the soul stands on his fingers and knows that if he has the courage to wish them, he will get the swan's wings. But to dare to solve them, he will have to have the power of passion that is flowing from the movie ...
