"Balloon" releases Tibetan ending song "Tara's Hymn" to cleanse the soul

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1905 Film News The film "Balloon", written and directed by Wanma Caidan and starring Solang Wangmu, Jinba, and Yang Xiucuo, is currently being screened nationwide. Recently, the film studio released the Tibetan ending song "Tara's Hymn", which was sung and composed by Bhutan's most popular female singer Phub Zam. The lingering sound of the sound of the Buddha and the lingering sound made many audiences remember after watching the movie. The light and ethereal voice, combined with the beautiful and romantic surreal images in the movie MV, seems to lead the audience into an ethereal realm, and reap peace and tranquility while the soul is cleansed.

face the dilemma of choice between faith and reality

the baptism of the soul from suffering

The film "Balloon" was produced by the original crew of "Talow" and "Crashed a Sheep", which tells the story of the original crew of "Talow" and "Crashing a Sheep" in the 1990s. Acting) A family is involved in a series of embarrassing and difficult to decide events due to a common condom. His wife Zhuo Ga (played by Suo Lang Wang Mu) had an unexpected pregnancy and wanted to kill the child, but Da Jie, who believed in pious and traditional thinking, firmly believed that the child was the reincarnation of the soul of the dead father. Faced with various real problems and pressures, he was originally loving Irreconcilable contradictions appeared between the couple.

In "Balloon", the concept of reincarnation firmly believed by Dajie is an important foundation of Tibetan humanistic spirit and a pious belief flowing in the blood. The film faces the dilemma and choice between faith and reality. There are not only internal divisions and tears, contradictions and confusion, but also soul reflection and comfort, especially the impressive surreal scenes, tones, images, and Music is beautiful and romantic, with the power to comfort people.

In the MV of "Tara's Anthem", several surreal moods that fans are most talked about in the film are fully presented, such as the road to reincarnation, catching moles in dreams, flying balloons, sisters smiling, etc., the ultimate beauty of images It contrasts with the Zen-inspired sound of Tianla Buddha and brings the audience a double audiovisual feast. "Balloon" is well deserved to be praised as "the most beautiful movie".

, the famous writer Qingshan (Baby Anne), once said that the movie "Balloon" gives people a very peaceful feeling, and there is a space to stop and think, which is very precious. Just like "Tara's Hymn", after listening to it, the heart is extremely quiet and peaceful, as if bathing in the Buddha's compassionate light, the aftertaste is long, as if the soul has also been redeemed.

cross languages ​​and nations

convey the universal value of compassion for good

artist, writer, literary criticTeacher Chen Danqing once said that the reason why he particularly likes the director's works is because Wanma Caidan makes him feel the compassion behind every movie, and all the plays are very kind, which is no longer found in Chinese movies. . Compassion and kindness have universal values ​​that transcend language and nation.

In addition to the ideological connotation of the movie, "Balloon" has no cultural limitations in terms of storytelling and character fate, but for the first time it focuses on the global topic of female fertility, marriage and family difficulties. At the end of the story, director Wanma Caidan did not give Zhuo Ga a clear ending. Whether the fetus in the abdomen should stay or give up, he just asked the actors to look up at the floating red balloon in the sky. Every audience from all over the world will have their own answer to Zhuoga's fate.

Accompanied by the poetic and romantic scene of red balloons flying far in the sky, the music of "Tara's Anthem" sounded at the end of the film, conveying the creator's love and nostalgia for his homeland, and his deep care for the people living in that land. , I also wish "Tara" to relieve all the sufferings in this world, so that all beings can find peace in their souls.

Music knows no borders. It is worth mentioning that in the movie "Balloon", there are not only Buddhist sounds from Bhutan, but also famous musicians from Iran, the late Iranian film master Abbas’s imperial song Pei Man. Peyman Yazdanian played the role of the film's soundtrack, combined with the ultimate aesthetic photography and art, to bring joy and beautiful audio-visual enjoyment to the audience.