The Father evaluation action
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Paxton 2021-12-16 08:01:02
Starting from the main point of view of a father suffering from Alzheimer's disease, the audience experience his entire mental journey, the chaotic timeline, the overlapping characters and time and space, the sense of substitution is very strong, and the protagonist is deeply plunged into the mood of the protagonist. My grandmother suffers from Alzheimer's disease. The last few years are exactly the same. She doesn't remember things, admits the wrong person, often talks about things from her youth, cry like a child, loses her temper, and is also very helpless and sad as a junior.
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Michel 2022-04-23 07:02:20
The film is about the curling and winding of time, that is, the loss of time sense/discrimination. The audience follows the father's linear time and gets lost in space, experiencing the chaos of the world of Alzheimer's patients in the first person. I finally understand why Mr. Hopkins said this performance was "simple", not just the difficulty of understanding and entering the role, but to wrap the extremely complex and exquisite play in a simple and simple way: the performance. Gloomy and unassuming, making the narrative structure more convincing, and the director's control is not too much, and all the explanations are freely thrown out, so the two complement each other. Life is like this, in the end, the leaves are all over the ground, and there is no branch to rest on, so I have to keep retreating to the nostalgia of my mother.
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The Woman: First... we'll get dressed, shall we?
Anthony: Yes.
The Woman: We'll get dressed, and then we'll go for a walk in the park, shall we?
Anthony: Yes.
The Woman: Good. The trees and all the leaves. Then we'll come back here, and we'll have something to eat. And then you can have your siesta, all right? And then if you're feeling on good form, we can go for another little walk in the park. ust the two of us. Because it's such a lovely day. It's sunny outside. And we have to go while it's sunny. We have to take that chance. 'Cause it never lasts long when the weather's this good, does it?
Anthony: No.
The Woman: So... let's get dressed. Is that all right?
Anthony: No.
The Woman: Come on now.
Anthony: No.
The Woman: Come on, baby. It's all right. Come on... Shh. Easy now. Easy. You're going to feel all right in a minute, I promise you. Everything will be all right.
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Anthony: World is turning.
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Through the film, preview the future
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The most ferocious "Hannibal" in history, breaking through to play a dementia old man at the age of 83, this acting is amazing! The most ferocious "Hannibal" in history, breaking through to play a dementia old man at the age of 83, this acting is amazing!
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moving and sad
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Who is at the end of the time tunnel, looking at me
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best farewell)