The Grapes of Wrath (1940)

Most of the "angry grapes" were shot in the 20th century - Fox, but the second power director Otto Braer went a team of people to Oklahoma, Arizona, Texas and New Mexico. State along the "Okies" occupation of Western Route. Other places are Needles, California, Duggit and Tehachapi. Broll and his staff long shot a double shot on behalf of the Joad family. According to the report, the same unit will pay $ 5 per person, people actually traveling to California will be taken on Joad track as part of a fictional immigrant caravan. More "

Based on John Steinbeck 's novel created by 20th Century Fox, "Angry Grape" (1940) written by Nunnally Johnson. Many of Ford's works include a funeral scene. His death handling is dignified and serious. "The Grapes of Wrath" is widely regarded as the biggest movie dealing with the melancholy of the 1930s, centered on the homeless Okies family in California (Joads) and its promised land. The feature is that Ford turns Steinbeck's Marxist novel into a masterpiece of Christian humanism. The sympathy of the movie to the abused victim is simple, neat and eloquent

In Hollywood, part of the major directors of the 1930s discussed modern American companies, including Deeds's Capra (1936) and Smith (1939), or John Ford's movie "The Grapes of Wrath" (1940). And the corruption of political power and the tragic situation of immigrant peasant life. After all, like Tom Jodie of Steinbeck, the hollow face of Henry Fonda is symbolically as powerful as the silk hat and tail of Astaire of the 1930s. But like Citizen Kane's fictitious media giant, Charles Foster Caine, the image in this period has long influenced or made a lot of influence on movie production both in and outside of the United States. This film was supervised by Wells 25 years old and was released in 1941. This movie was surprising, as it caught the craftsmanship style and betrayal of politics of the 1930s.

Citizen Kane is not the first time Toland used deep focus shooting. Techniques were frequently used in three movies taken before Citizen Kane: "Wuthering Heights" (his first Oscar award in 1939), "The Grapes of Wrath" (1940) and "Voyage "(In 1940, part of a movie that enjoyed another element). Kane, I will come back later). But in this article, the important thing is how Toland's deep focus photos will influence our understanding of citizens Kane. Unlike Toland's image, the answer is not that clear. It is important to recognize that Toland is contributing to Deep Focus Technology. Because it tells us how the image will affect our lives. By bringing it closer to the eyesight of the human eye, Toland trains viewers to scan images for clues about the meaning of the composition. I think Secretly encourages Toland to do the same in a subtle but effective way in our lives. Therefore, Citizen Kane is a symbol of our own experience.