A Life Of Alienation

This article begins with the works already released by Haneke,starting from the debut work Seventh Continent.As the famous European movie master,Michael Harneck is full of restraint and pessimism.His lens focuses on the modern Indifferent and alienated living conditions,to explore the social roots behind the individual's mental out of control.Haneck's style of creation stems from his unique life experiences in his early years.Cracked family relationships and long-term television work experience have created a lack of love for Hanneck's film.He always focuses on realist themes and focuses on individuals Living experience.The first chapter analyzes the themes presented three aspects of love-free family,spiritual world and spiritual crisis,and from the perspective of Ha Neek's personal experience The cause of the formation of this theme,the second chapter analyzes the language expression from the spatial narrative,light and shadow presentation and documentary style.Hanek,who came late in life,began filming in the late 50' s and experienced many changes in literary genres and social trends.Many film masters explored Haanek's cinemas to varying degrees.Haneck' s highly individualized film is unique in the film.The third chapter attempts to probe into the ideological roots of keeping Haaneck' s movie always on the state of anxiety and expose the indifference and alienation of individuals in Haneck's films The phenomenon and reason of the existential situation are explored from three aspects that influence the thought of existentialism on Haneke,the film of the author and the infiltration of Robert Bresson's cinema creation.,To study the realistic significance of Haneck' s consistent cinematic aesthetics,to deepen the understanding of individual living conditions and to find a way out for it.