来自“没有老人的国家”的硬币抛弃场景是Mise-en-Scène的大师班

在所有适合制作犯罪类型的电影的数百万，数百万和数百万个的个人场景中，也许是我最喜欢的单个场景 - 我最喜欢的是我最喜欢的一幕

This scene is from the Coen Brothers' film No Country for Old Men. It features Anton Chigurh (Javier Bardem), a hitman who uses a coin toss to determine whether or not to kill people, and a gas station clerk (Gene Jones).

这个场景来自科恩兄弟的电影《无乡村》。它以杀手安东·奇格（Anton Chigurh（Javier Bardem）（Javier Bardem）为特色，他使用硬币折腾来确定是否杀死人和加油站店员（Gene Jones）。

Chigurh enters the gas station and begins chatting with the clerk. He learns that the clerk is from another town and that he and his wife inherited the gas station from her father four years ago. This conversation triggers Chigurh's suspicion and he feels compelled to play the clerk in a coin toss.

Chigurh进入加油站，开始与店员聊天。他得知店员来自另一个城镇，他和他的妻子四年前从父亲那里继承了加油站。这次谈话引发了奇格尔的怀疑，他感到不得不在硬币抛弃的店员中扮演店员。

Chigurh finishes eating a snack and places the crumpled plastic wrapper on the counter. A close-up shot reveals how it writhes like an insect, once he lets go, an uncomfortable movement capturing the squirminess of this whole interaction.

Chigurh吃了小吃，然后将皱巴巴的塑料包装纸放在柜台上。特写镜头揭示了它是如何像昆虫一样扭曲的，一旦他放开，一个不舒服的动作捕捉了整个互动的蠕动。

“What’s the most you ever lost in a coin toss?” Chigurh asks him, flipping the coin. “Call it,” he says exasperatedly.

“您在硬币折腾中丢失了最多的是什么？” Chigurh问他，翻转硬币。 “叫它，”他生气地说。

The clerk is confused about what exactly they’re betting on. “I didn’t put nuthin’ up,” he tells Chigurh.

店员对他们确切的赌注感到困惑。他告诉奇格尔：“我没有把诺丁拿起。”

“Yes you did,” Chigurh tells him. “You’ve been putting it up your whole life. Now, heads or tails?”

“是的，” Chigurh告诉他。 “您一生都在努力。现在，头还是尾巴？”

The clerk calls heads, and he is correct.

店员叫头，他是正确的。

“Well done,” says Chigurh quickly, blandly.

“做得好，” Chigurh迅速地说道。

Chigurh leaves the gas station and the camera captures a reverse-shot of the Clerk. This one's a medium shot, not the close-ups of the previous few exchanges. Now, we can see that the register in front of the clerk reads .21 from the previous sale. “PAID OUT .21.”

Chigurh离开加油站，相机捕获了店员的反射。这是中型镜头，而不是前几次交流的特写。现在，我们可以看到，店员前面的寄存器从上一张销售中读取.21。 “支付了.21。”

“21” is the lucky number in another game of chance, Blackjack. The fact that it has been on the register all along perhaps clarifies that the Clerk was destined to win this game, all along.

“ 21”是另一场机会游戏中的幸运数字，二十一点。一直以来一直在注册上，这一事实也许澄清了店员注定要赢得这场比赛。