Synopsis
"Falsely accused as the murderer of my own husband... Oh, the cruel machinations of fate!" A female teacher (Lee Yong-ae) gives shelter to an escaped convict, but her husband, misconstruing her intentions, reacts violently and accidentally stabs himself to death in the process. The teacher is charged with her husband's murder, but fortunately the prosecutor on the case is a former student of hers, of whom she had taken painstaking care when she was working at an elementary school. Remembering her kindness to him, the prosecutor uncovers her innocence in court, and she is acquitted of the crime.
Notes
"A silent movie that allows us to examine the narrator-accompanied method of 16mm films" (Chung Jong-wha)
A Public Prosecutor and a Teacher is familiar to us for the performance of Shin Chool, Korea's last silent movie narrator (known as "byeonsa"in Korean). Numerous critics have recommended the film, praising it as "a silent movie that allows us to examine the narrator-accompanied method of 16mm films" (Chung Jong-wha), "the work of Korea's last silent movie narrator" (Kim Hong-joon), a movie that "reflects the public's consciousness and has great historical value" (Lee Seung-hun), and "the archetypal new-school film" (Chung Sung-il). As evidenced by such commentary, A Public Prosecutor and a Teacherenjoys greater recognition for its historical value as the only surviving silent movie in Korea than for its artistic or technical aspects. What is ironic is the fact that this recognition derivesfrom a production and screening method that fell behind the times, as sound films (or "talkies") had already become the norm when the movie was first made. Its inclusion in the list is therefore based on its historical, social context rather than on the film itself.
Afterword:
- Narrated by Shin Chool, who is known as Korea's last silent film narrator, A Public Prosecutor and a Teacherhas been screened at several film festivals since the latter half of the 1990s.
关公门前耍大刀，我不知道得有多努力。作为歌舞片，连“只要自己不尴尬，尴尬的就是别人”的气势都不够。（注：西班牙语无字幕，用心良苦）
预告就能看出缺失男主角cut部分的端倪 安塞尔的表演和肢体可能对于这个电影是有着灾难性的意义 我以为这还没完 最后半小时却亲自毁在了导演自己手上
肩宽体正，皮肤黑又亮，丰满到恰恰恰恰恰恰好！
何必要翻拍，镜头很流畅，但是感觉没有很适合电影基调
毕竟是大导呀，一出手就知道有没有，这调度，这视觉呈现，太太太太惊艳了！但…故事是真难看，以及男主是带资进组吗？
一场关于归属感的战争。电影内的一切都没什么大毛病，只是单纯喜欢不起来。
在既没有足够多共同经历又沾染血仇的情况下，男女主坚持要相依在一起的感情的的确确难让人理解与被打动。甚至这部影片大部分的活力都来自于男女主缺席的场景桥段。即使对歌舞电影不感冒的人，多少都能从中看到电影这一媒介的魅力与魔力，不得不承认斯皮尔伯格的技艺实在是娴熟到令人嫉妒与折服。但只是用在这么一个故事身上，多少有些可惜与不必要。
啊我看哭了。莎翁伯基佬桑大爷斯大爷神！Rita Moreno长命百岁！听了几百上千遍的歌，斯大爷依然能从中发掘出新的意义，只能说你大爷终究是你大爷。编舞华丽绚烂又充满了力量感，调色和摄影都美疯了。
在半个多世纪前的经典百老汇音乐剧上诞生出极其现代感的视听冲击力，全赖有斯皮尔伯格精湛的场面调度、摄影、剪辑和灯光色彩。演唱方面中规中矩，有某几场如警察局令我印象深刻，也有部分演唱段落控制欠佳，打乱了叙事节奏，无法承接上紧迫感。没看过老版，但里面不少歌曲都耳熟能详，这应该就是经典的魅力。意外地，故事核心竟是种族冲突和青少年犯罪有关，尤其是前一个话题令我联想到当下国际和国内时事……显然，越能反映现实的作品才越能焕发出经典的魅力。
赏心悦目，这样剪辑与调度配合的镜头语言去表现歌舞之美的歌舞片才足以称之为电影，百老汇舞台做不到的林肯中心银幕能做到。比老版电影好看很多。缺点就是内核方面不太求上进吧，爱情故事本来就比较老派简单，还保留了一些仍然令人挠头的细节——比如哥哥刚死俩人就滚床单啥的，然后就是勤劳的新移民和游手好闲的本地废青之间的冲突在现在也不过时啊，可惜这部片没有想着去做一些深化改编。最后在林肯中心看一场虚构在林肯中心的都市故事实在有趣。
最大的问题在于，在当下精神供给异常丰裕的环境里，单纯的“茱罗恋”已经无法打动我们的心，因此男女主角不被允许的爱情根本无法让人产生共鸣。所以，在选角上头一定一定要找那种特别养眼特别合观众眼缘的，否则就会让故事全盘崩坏。从头到尾观众只有一个疑问——有没搞错，他杀了她亲哥的当天，她就跟他上床？
我听不出来安塞尔唱的好坏，当年悲惨世界都说罗素唱得差，我也听不出来，只听出来阿曼达气喘🌚
中国真的是歌舞片坟场。这片子在北美不说叫好叫座，起码褒大于贬是肯定的。但在豆瓣简直快变成斯皮尔伯格生涯污点了。桑德海姆早期作品还很古典，罗密欧与朱丽叶的主题，这版电影和老版以及音乐剧原作的剧情都没有太大改动。古典不代表过时，况且舞美真的很强，桑德海姆哪怕不那么别出心裁，也远远高过百分之九十的音乐剧作家。
[용아맥] 龙山巨幕中间位置爽到天灵盖了，极致视听享受，伯恩斯坦真牛，对比安妮特，我的耳朵真的受苦了🤐，虽然都在说男女主演技，但这不就是现代版罗密欧与朱丽叶吗，莎式爱情故事真的很难入戏，观众都腻啦。
what the fuck is this
真的就 不好看，要不是这剧和导演的名气，我想我是不会看的。唯一的印象点是感觉记忆深处有那么点似曾相识的America，还有Glee中听过的I Feel Pretty(可能首因效应吧，我还是觉得Glee的改编版好听)。
技术上十分完美，多元化上做得也无可指摘，就是剧本太弱了，男女主演的表演说实话功力不够。歌曲都很难听。
看了太多 犭言犬，各种名义的；看看歌舞吧，repeated rhymes.
Spielberg经典重现 “你们不要再打啦”
感觉都不算翻牌，连老电影的质感都一并“致敬”了，像是导演失去创造力后重新捕获的一条捷径。尽管年轻演员都还算卖力，故事也重新被赋予了新的背景，但是这不像是为当下的观众所拍的电影。从概念到导演手法到故事context，全部都非常过时。
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