Urgent! I want to write an English composition about the relationship between voice, picture and lines in the movie Farewell My Concubine. Can someone discuss it with me?

Farewell My Concubine is not so much a story about love as a story about art. In fact, it is not just about people's grievances, but an adventure that a unique art (Peking Opera) is often considered difficult to copy in different times. From eunuchs to Japanese to revolution, art is performed for different people for different purposes. The climax and trough of art are exactly the climax and trough of the performer's life.

The essence of art in the era of mechanical reproduction lies in two points.

1. Lost its authenticity (spirituality cannot be copied, and if it is copied, it loses its authenticity).

2. The politics of art (art changes with society, which is also the fundamental driving force to promote the plot)

The above two points are most clearly reflected in the last paragraph about revolution. As for the voice, picture and lines, I can't remember them after reading them for three years. But one thing is certain, the voice is always the most passionate at the climax of life, the lines are always the most profound at the most tragic time, and the picture faithfully reflects the truth at any time.