Is The Red Violin a Hollywood movie? Is this movie good?

Yes, not bad. The following is an overview:

The Red Violin is directed by the new generation director Francois Gillard, who has directed films such as glenn gould's 32 Short Stories. By telling the story of a violin crossing three centuries of time and space, we can show different cultural traditions and differences and reflect the world. This film, jointly performed by actors from many countries, won 7 Canadian Jenny Awards and 9 Jutland Awards with 1998, and was nominated for the Golden Globe Award and Golden Satellite Award in 2000, which is a magnificent epic.

This is a very good film and there is a lot to say. Narrating on the two main chains of divination and auction scenes, putting the earth and human beings into this violin fully shows the profound skills of filmmakers and the unique performance advantages of the film "The Seventh Art". What is particularly outstanding is its use of light and color, as well as different styles of light and shadow tones in different historical periods. /kloc-the main theme of Italy in the 0/7th century, such as oil paintings in the Renaissance, the sharp contrast between shadows and strong light brought quaint and mysterious uneasiness. /kloc-Britain adopted a series of natural light in the 0/8th century, which fully reflected the humanistic characteristics in the early industrial age. New york in the 20th century naturally had more artificial light, which reflected the texture of modern life. Coupled with the changeable and skillful lens sense and the classic and unsurpassed music background ... The Red Violin is a wonderful work of film art from any angle.