"Léon: The Professional," directed by Luc Besson in 1994, is a compelling French action-thriller film. The story revolves around Léon, a professional hitman, who reluctantly provides refuge to Mathilda, a 12-year-old girl, after the murder of her family by corrupt DEA agents. Léon takes on the role of mentor and trains Mathilda in the lethal art of assassination, as they both seek vengeance against those responsible for her family's tragic demise. As the film progresses, their relationship evolves into something complex and emotionally charged. The movie delves into their unique bond amidst a dark and corrupt underworld. And it effectively explores the complexities of human connection within a world tainted by crime and corruption.The cinematography in "Léon: The Professional" employs a dull color palette with warm, orangish tones. The bold colors featured in Mathilda's clothing vividly capture the essence of her youthfulness. Moreover, the presence of red, notably seen in the milk box, serves as a poignant symbol that links and drives the movie's narrative forward. Another significant symbol in the film is Leon's cherished plant, representing his way of life. Both Leon and Mathilda acknowledge that the plant, like Leon, lacks roots. However, when Mathilda plants the same plant in a field, it acquires roots, symbolizing Leon's newfound attachment to another human being.
The cinematography in "Léon: The Professional" employs a dull color palette with warm, orangish tones. The presence of red, notably seen in the milk box, serves as a poignant symbol that links and drives the movie's narrative forward.
nothings is still, all elements move, bigger elements move slower, smaller things faster (maybe...?).
nothings is still, all elements move, bigger elements move slower, smaller things faster (maybe...?).
nothings is still, all elements move, bigger elements move slower, smaller things faster (maybe...?).
nothings is still, all elements move, bigger elements move slower, smaller things faster (maybe...?).
