“That very” award is just around the corner, and today wedecided to introduce you closer to the nominees, or rather, to the interiors from the films, hoping to win the Oscar for the best design. Moviegoers all over the world now have only one word on their lips - "Oscar". So we decided to join the general anxious anticipation and take a quick look at what is most interesting to us - the interiors. In this case, these will be the nominees for the best artistic design.
The Imitation Game
The troubled Europe of the Second World War, the genius withan unforgivable secret, mathematics and an unsolvable problem, or rather, a code that is impossible to crack. The main action of the film takes place in a laboratory with a huge computing machine in the middle. The workshop space with rusty lamps, brick walls, dusty floors and a rather depressing palette only emphasize the tension of the atmosphere and the ossification of some minds.
The Grand Budapest Hotel
If you liked the weird one at the time"Fantastic Mr. Fox", then you will fall in love with the new work of Wes Anderson unconditionally. Everything here is in the favorite style of the master - deliberate, bright, truly funny and very deep. The comic adventures of the main characters take place in the luxurious interiors of an elite hotel with a pink (!) facade. However, behind the windows of the eternal celebration of life, the fascist machine is already raising its head. Gradually, the royal decoration, together with Europe desperately ignoring the obvious, is replaced by the gray walls of Nazi barracks. However, first and foremost, this is still a comedy.
William Turner (Mr. Turner)
A story of life, torment and creative searchesa genius of painting, placed in a human vessel of the most vile kind. Unfortunately, there are few interiors here. However, there is a clear contrast to the sublime process of creation that takes place in a spacious, bright studio, the apogee of which is the unenviable fate of the canvases - sticky glances in a cramped, tiny room without windows, hung with paintings up to the ceiling.
Into the Woods
Basically, the action of this adult fairy tale(watch to the end) takes place, as the title suggests, in a forest. We are shown only a few interiors, and only one remains publicly available - the house of a baker, once cursed and doomed to childlessness, and his wife. Probably, once, in times of great expectations and even greater hopes, it was cozy here. Now, however, light barely penetrates through some semblance of blinds, the walls have not been plastered for a long time, and mice probably constantly fall into the cracks between the floorboards.
Interstellar
A controversial film, after which some,looking down, they looked at their own hands, while others forever swore off believing in the genius of Mr. Nolan. We will not argue about tastes, let's just say that the director did not disappoint and created another cinematic event. There are two main interiors here - the main character's farmhouse and the interior of the spaceship. As for the first, here we see a reflection of our aged world - dusty, frozen in time, but at the same time cozy and familiar, with every little detail saying: "you are home." But the ship is a completely different matter: cold metal, plastic and mountains of incomprehensible equipment. Somewhere in the depths of these wires, zeros and ones, there is a glimmer of hope for life, albeit a completely different one, unfamiliar and completely alien.
