Red Desert movie plot
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Jovanny 2022-03-23 09:03:04
De-dramatic, extremely obscure. Huge industrial facilities give people a sense of fear. In comparison, people are so small. People are integrated into the background, and the picture has a sense of unity. Utopia in the heart and industrial pollution in reality, the desolation of the apocalypse, the torn heart under industrialization. Unrestrained gatherings, diseased ships approaching, people gradually entering the thick fog, children's strange leg problems, and resistance to courtship. Fear and flight. The emotionality of sound and color. Out of Focus.
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Maximillian 2022-03-16 09:01:07
Perhaps it is a visual expression of Camus’ absurd philosophy. The colors mixed with different shades of smoke and dust from the factory just blended out a series of cold and desiring Morandi colors, which made people more prominent. The feeling of eternal alienation from the environment and between people. Human beings are like objects placed in the environment without any purpose or connection. Electronic noise accentuates this purposeless Sisyphic absurdity, just like The beautiful song of the Siren Siren symbolizes the illusory hope that may be reached after the end of the absurdity. Juliana is the only person who realizes the absurdity of survival, but cannot find hope that does not exist. Therefore, she is in the crowd. It looks like a delirium madman.
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Giuliana: There's something terrible about reality and i don't know what it is. No one will tell me.
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Giuliana: [voiceover: Giuliana is recounting a fable to her son, as a depiction of the fable is shown on screen] There was a girl who lived on an island. Grownups bored her, and frightened her too. She didn't like kids her age. They all pretended to be grownup. So she was always alone, with the cormorants, seagulls, and wild rabbits.
Giuliana: [voiceover continues] She'd discovered a small beach far from town, with crystal-clear water and pink sand. She loved that spot. The colors of nature were so beautiful, and there was no noise. She'd leave only when the sun did too.
Giuliana: [voiceover continues] One morning, a sailing ship appeared. It wasn't like the usual boats that passed by. This was a real sailing ship, the kind that had braved stormy seas all over the world - and who knows, maybe even beyond. Seen from afar, it was a splendid sight. But up close, it took on a mysterious air. There was no one aboard. It paused for a few moments, then turned, and sailed off, as silently as it had come. She was used to people's strange ways, so she wasn't surprised.
Giuliana: [voiceover continues] But no sooner was she back on shore, when...