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Zooming in didn't bring the fertile imagination of Gothic cinematography, and neglecting the aesthetics of photography, camera angles, nature, setting, faces, or hands through camera work and lighting significantly diminishes the film's value. The recurring problem in post-1970s films—darkness and poor lighting compared to 1970s films—has persisted for far too long. In my view, films are documentation of everything, so lighting and clarity must be of the highest technical standard. Furthermore, the aesthetics of cinematography are also essential in films, depending on their genre.

The film should be classified as (fantasy) and not just as a romance!! thnks

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I think the genre (fantasy) should be added alongside drama based on the description of the movie's events here.

It seems to me that the film was produced in the early thirties, from the acting style, the quality of the cameras from the early thirties, and also the sound quality from the early thirties???

For a long time I have been wondering and calling out... When will the dark lighting in the cinema end?? And will the lighting in the films return to how it was before, especially in the seventies?? Movies are a documentation of everything. They are beautiful images, not just stories and thrillers. They are a historical documentation of everything. They are like a beautiful painting that represents a tree, a building, a lamp, a telephone, a table, a person, human characters, etc. We want to feel their presence, not their shadow. I wish the directors would take care of the lighting and return it to being clear like it was in the seventies... and it is supposed to be much better than the seventies... because technical development is progressing through HD, 4K, etc. You don't know how much I suffer whenever I see the deliberate showing of darkness. They are committing an unparalleled folly. This is history!! Not just a movie... You are documenting it in the dark!! For a long time I have been wondering and calling out... When will the dark lighting in the cinema end?? And will the lighting in the films return to how it was before, especially in the seventies?? Movies are a documentation of everything. They are beautiful images, not just stories and thrillers. They are a historical documentation of everything. They are like a beautiful painting that represents a tree, a building, a lamp, a telephone, a table, a person, human characters, etc. We want to feel their presence, not their shadow. I wish the directors would take care of the lighting and return it to being clear like it was in the seventies... and it is supposed to be much better than the seventies... because technical development is progressing through HD, 4K, etc. You don't know how much I suffer whenever I see the deliberate showing of darkness. They are committing an unparalleled folly. This is history!! Not just a movie... You are documenting it in the dark!! For a long time I have been wondering and calling out... When will the dark lighting in the cinema end?? And will the lighting in the films return to how it was before, especially in the seventies??