The Human Sensory and Visual Representation of Realistic Films: A Case Study of 'Green Book'

Abstract

The choice and development of human nature are both biological presuppositions and compensation for cultural and ethical activities. In the process of expressing human nature, film art inevitably involves both the preset biological characteristics of characters and cultural activities. Realistic electronic art emphasizes the use of detailed visual elements to showcase the two humanistic influences of physiology and culture. However, the awkward situation in the creation of Chinese reality themed films has always been characterized by hollow characters, marginalized themes, and direct imitation of the narrative structure and creative thinking of foreign classic commercial films. This is also the breakthrough to improve Chinese reality themed films. This article takes "Green Book", which recently won the Best Picture award at the 91st Academy Awards, as an example to analyze the tradition and innovation in the narrative structure of this film. Based on the visual expression of the humanistic value of films, this study aims to explore the spiritual core of the creation of realistic films, hoping to provide some useful references for Chinese realistic films in their search for international "language" creation.