白玫瑰 is a short but powerful video written and directed by Ian Kim that tells the story about two students in Nazi occupied Germany who began a secret literary outlet inciting resistance against the government. The students posted leaflets around their university campus, with hopes that Germans would rise up and resist the tyranny of the Nazi regime.
Kim’s video is extremely creative with its imagery, using paper cutouts and stop motion- like animation to help tell the story. It’s extremely well produced and a very engaging retelling of a forgotten piece of history. My favorite piece of imagery in the film is the white rose made from paper. I imagine that each of the petals on the flowers is one of the few leaflets that the White Rose writers posted around their campuses. I also love all the animations with the dirt combined with other animations. The b-roll mixes well with the animated sequences and adds to the grim tone of the video.
The context of the story itself is inspiring yet sad as well, especially when you learn the fate of the film’s main subjects. I think Ian did an outstanding job producing this film. The length is perfect and Kim manages to cover the whole story in under three minutes.
我個人會給這部電影 5/5 星星.
Reilly Wisniewski 是羅盤電影與媒體學院的應屆畢業生. 他目前正在攻讀美術學士學位，重點是電影剪輯. 他是 CMRubinWorld 的電影和視頻編輯實習生，致力於他們的淨零系列
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