Black Swan

When passion turns into stubbornness, it’s crazy. That’s where BLACK SWAN (2010), a physiological thriller movie, comes in.

The story of Nina, a ballet dancer who is passionate about dancing. Everything was fine for her, but the main ballerina (head of the ballet dance group) is gone, and there is a audition for the main role of the ballet show called “Black Swan” where the main dancer has to perform both White Swan (good swan) and Black Swan (evil swan), she really wants the role. This is where Nina’s madness begins, as she pushes her limits.

The Main Reasons to watch this Masterpiece :

ACTING:

The acting of this movie was fascinating. Starting with the background artist. And, of course, the main focus is Natlie Portman (Nina).

She proved the difference between passion and madness. She said everything with her eyes, even without dialogue. She even learned ballet for this role. She practiced 8 hours a day, 6 days a week. And the most shocking news is that she was only 20 when she started this movie.

Alongside Natalie Portman, Mila Kunis (Odile) and Vincent Cassel (Thomas Leroy) did a great job in this film

LIGHTING COSTUMES MAKEUP :

The lights were on and I felt like I was watching a ballet show in the theater and the costumes were great. The Makeup was also brilliant.

CINEMATOGRAPHY:

The Cinematography of this movie was great. The camera was far beyond the times.

Cinematography tells us about the scene and how much it influenced the film, so the actress doesn’t have to talk in the end.

Cinematography is used to show that Nina has changed from being passionate about her role to being insane.

Here are some Glimpses form the Cinema.

CREDITS:

Directed by : Darren Aronofsky

Produced by : Mike Medavoy

Story: Andres Heinz

Cinematography: Matthew Libatique

You can watch this is Cinema on DISNEY+