Sangen Om Den Eldr ö da Blomman "(" Scarlet Blossom Song ") is Mr. Feng's recent notable silent surprise; This work is an excellent silent film by Mr. Stiller, and the German earl watched it in a newly restored color copy. It combines well-known aesthetic, technological advancements, and artistic advantages, and this Nordic director has been known and praised from his early silent era to today. This film tells the happy and carefree love life of young Olov (Mr. Lars Hansen). He is a woodcutter and seduced many cheats in the process of finding true love (like this German noble... Well, this is not because Mr. Feng seduced rich heiresses for their huge wealth...). He will suffer disappointment and deception, all of which will arise in any romantic relationship. Finally, he will find a sense of responsibility and maturity, and in his special pursuit, he will understand that his behavior always has varying degrees of impact on the people around him. This Herr Von can describe 'Sangen Om...' as an adult film, a special introspective growth of a free and relaxed young person towards maturity. As the German earl previously said, this film showcases Stiller's unique artistic virtues; In the first part of the movie, we can see the elements of comedy, unlike the conspiracy comedies in other Stiller films, but with a more cheerful humor that highlights the protagonist's self participation. Olov's flirtatious flirtation with different girls ultimately turned into romance and then into drama. There were conflicts in the relationship between Olov and his father, as well as later with the father of his beloved. The beautiful and wild natural landscape in Norway and northern Sweden gives this story some strength, which is also Herr Stiller's other silent characteristics. Nature has become an important role in the story. This is strongly reflected throughout the movie, especially in the crazy scene of Olov falling into the chaotic river. It is a beautiful metaphor that symbolizes the suffering that our heroes must endure before finding themselves. Sangen Om Den Eldr ö da Blomman "is an excellent and beautiful film, a solid, technically perfect, and intricate work from 1919, once again proving the importance of Herr Stiller in the history of silent cinema.
