The Thief of Baghdad

A long-lasting mythical film co-directed by three directors including Mitchell Powell. The story is based on Arabic mythology. The content roughly describes a treacherous sorcerer, Jafar, who used conspiracy and tricks to detain King Amai of Baghdad and then proclaimed himself king. Amai later got help from his cellmate, the little god Apu, and escaped. In order to get the princess, Jafa turned Amai into a blind man and turned Apu into a dog. In the end, with the help of the giant, Jafar was finally shot and Amai became the king of Baghdad again. The director's technique is quite unified and smooth, and he has a unique use of light and shadow. In addition, this film has many magnificent architectural settings and models, which are all used appropriately, and there are no obvious flaws after interactive editing.