Midnight in Paris

------------thehistoryisn’tdieandthegreatpeoplearealwaysremaininourminds.赵佳音广电一班IttellsthatanAmericanwriterGillPenderboardedacaratmidnighttoasecretrestaurantafterhehadfinishedhisbuying.Thenhewenttoabarbutsurprisingencounteredsomefamouswritersandartistswhowasdiedcenturyago.(thegoldenage)Hechatwiththemforacoupleofhoursandenjoyedhistime.Lostinthepast,hefinallyfoundtheturningpointsinhiswriting.Andafterthesurprisingmeet,hecameacrossafemalespiralpartner.CreatedbyWoodyAllen2011戛纳电影节揭幕影片-------是伍迪·艾伦“对巴黎的情愫”Ilikeoldpaintings.WhenIfirstsawthepicture,Iwascuriousaboutthecontentofthemovie.ThemovieportraitanoldcharmingPariscityandlookbackonthe20centuryfamousperson.SuchasHemingway.Etc.mostimportantisthecontentthattheleadingroleGillisbacktothetimeandchatwiththesefamouspeopletoaskthemsomequestionsaboutlifeandphilosophy.Alsohegetsomeanswer.Say,ifyouhavethechancetomeetthepersonyoupursuebutheorshewasdied,areyouexcited?InafamousFrenchbar,“Bingobar”(whereinthe20centurymanyfamousartistsandwritersprefertostay)theleadingroleGillmeetHemingwayandtalkwithhim.23:55选段：GillmethisfavoritewriterHemingwayinDingobar.(Theywalkinto[1]DingoBar.)F.ScottFitzgerald:Greetingsand1)salutations.You’llforgiveme.I’vebeenmixinggrainand2)grappa.Nowthisisawriter,aah,Gil.Yes?Gil.GilPender:GilPender.Fitzgerald:GilPender.ErnestHemingway:Hemingway.Gil:(astonished)Hemingway?Hemingway:Youlikemybook?Gil:Liked.Iloved…a-allyourwork.Hemingway:Yes,itwasagoodbookbecauseitwasanhonestbook.Andthat’swhatwardoestomen.Andthere’snothingfineandnobleaboutdyinginthemud,unlessyoudiegracefully.Andthenit’snotonlynoble,butbrave.ZeldaFitzgerald:(toHemingway)Didyoureadmystory?What’dyouthink?Hemingway:Therewassomefinewritinginit,butitwasunfulfilled.Zelda:Imightaknownyou’dhateit.Fitzgerald:But,darling,you’retoosensitive.Zelda:Youlikemystory,buthehatesme.Fitzgerald:(toHemingway)①Please,oldsport,youmakemattersextremelydifficult.Zelda:I’m3)jumpy.SuddenlyIdon’tliketheatmospherehereanymore.Fitzgerald:Zelda,sweetheart…Zelda:(wantstoleavewithJuanBelmonte)Ifyou’regonnastayhereanddrinkwithhim,I’mgoin’withthe4)toreador.Fitzgerald:(toBelmonte)Oh,wouldyoubringherbackatareasonabletime?(ZeldaleaveswithBelmonte.)Hemingway:She’lldriveyoucrazy,thiswoman.Fitzgerald:She’sexciting,andshehastalent.Hemingway:Thismonthit’swriting.Lastmonthitwassomethingelse.You’reawriter.Youneedtimetowrite,notallthisfoolingaround.She’swastingyoubecauseshe’sreallyacompetitor,(toGil)don’tyouagree?Gil:Me?Hemingway:②Speakup,forChrist’ssake.I’maskingifyouthinkmyfriend’smakingatragicmistake.Gil:Actually,I…Idon’tknowtheFitzgeraldsthatwell,so…Hemingway:You’reawriter.Youmakeobservations.Youwerewiththemallnight.Fitzgerald:Canwenotdiscussmypersonallifeinpublic?Hemingway:She’sjealousofhisgift…Fitzgerald:Ugh.Hemingway:…andit’safinegift.It’srare.(toGil)Youlikehiswork?Youcanspeakfreely.Fitzgerald:Stopit!Would…stopit!Hemingway:(toGil)YoulikeMarkTwain?Fitzgerald:I’mgoingtofindZelda.Idon’tlikethethoughtofherwiththat5)Spaniard.Gil:(toHemingway)MayI?Yeah,I’mactuallyahugeMarkTwainfan.③I…IthinkyoucanevenmakethecasethatallmodernAmericanliteraturecomesfromHuckleberryFinn.Hemingway:Youbox?Gil:No.No.Hmm.Notreally,no.Hemingway:Whatareyouwriting?Gil:Novel.Hemingway:Aboutwhat?Gil:It’sabouta…amanwhoworksina6)nostalgiashop.Hemingway:Whatthehellisanostalgiashop?Gil:Aplacewheretheyselloldthings,7)memorabilia,and…what…doesthatsoundterrible?Hemingway:Nosubjectisterribleifthestoryistrue,ifthe8)proseiscleanandhonestandifitaffirmscourageandgraceunderpressure.Gil:Youdon’tge…CanIaskyouthebiggestfavourintheworld?Nah,I…Hemingway:Whatisit?Gil:Wouldyoureadit?Hemingway:Yournovel?Gil:Yes,it’s,like,400pageslong,andI’mjustlookingjustfor,youknow,justanopinion.Hemingway:MyopinionisIhateit.Gil:Imean,youhaven’tevenreadit.Hemingway:Ifit’sbad,I’llhateitbecauseIhatebadwriting.Ifit’sgood,④I’llbeenviousandhateitallthemore.Youdon’twanttheopinionofanotherwriter.Gil:Yeah,it’sjust,youknowwhat…youknowwhatitis?It’sjustI…I’mhavingahardtime,youknow,trustingsomebodytoevaluateit.Hemingway:Writersarecompetitive.Gil:I’mnotgonnabecompetitivewithyou.Hemingway:You’retoo9)self-effacing.It’snotmanly.Ifyou’reawriter,(smashingthetable)declareyourselfthebestwriter,butyou’renotaslongasI’maround,unlessyouwannaputtheglovesonan’settleit.Gil:(chuckling)No.NoIdon’t.(chuckling)Hemingway:Hey,I’mnotgonnareadyournovel,butI’lltellyouwhatI’lldo.Gil:Yes?Hemingway:I’llbringittoGertrudeStein.She’stheonlyoneItrustwithmywriting.Gil:You…you…you’llshowmynoveltoGertrudeStein?Hemingway:Giveittome.Gil:Ah,eh,uh,I’llbringittoyou.Hemingway:ShegetsbackfromSpaintomorrow.Gil:Great.I…I…I’mgonnagogetit.I…I…I’mgonna…I…I…Ican’ttellyouhowexcitedIam.⑤Thisisgivingmesuchalift.My…myheartisjustracingrightnow.Okay,but…but,youknow…what…what…okay,I’mgonnagetitan’I’llbeback.Wecanstudyenglishinthiswaythatwatchingmoviesandreadingthecontextloudly.Inthemovie,wecanalsorealizethecultureandhistoryboard.