英文摘要 |
As one of the famous art film directors, Wang Kar-wei’s 2046 thraws expectation on the visual level through his use of music and language to build up his visual notes by juxtaposing the contrasted world of the nostalgic 60s and futuristic kingdom. His movie subverts certain widely accepted norms between the new and the old. This paper examines the intricacies driven by thematic issues as nostalgia, memory, and identity through the interplay of music, languages, and visual images. Generally speaking, his visual motif works effectively in two ways, first, it emphasis on the passage of time as an elastic continuum filled with myriad perceptual possibilities, either be a futuristic era or nostalgic 60s. Second, it encourages the audience to contemplate the meaning of sound and its relation to the visual image. However, the sound could be music or language as it is so dynamically depicted in 2046, and it helps to undermine the ideological perception of time— by extension, the foundation of genre of nostalgia. |