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Alex 2022-04-23 07:05:22
sincere reflection
52 times life notes from Mr. Dai Jinhua
Schlondorf, the same name as Wenders and Fassbender.
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Kale 2022-02-02 08:13:07
The Tin Drum movie review
Wrote this for a film review assignment. At Xiamen University, I learned that I didn't copy and paste because of my ability to talk nonsense, and I still made progress. This article has encountered a great god, please criticize a lot. —————————————————————————————— I read the novel "The Tin Drum" a...
Daniel Olbrychski
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Caitlyn 2022-03-20 09:03:07
The symbols are a bit complicated, but they are still relatively easy-to-understand historical metaphors: two fathers, one in Germany and the other in Poland, screaming and drumming are messing with the world, and refusing to grow up is also a survival strategy - if this is the only step, Mo Yan and even Yan Lianke can do it arrive. Also talked about some personal things, such as choice and growth, but not much. That East Prussian muddy smell emanates from Grimm's fairy tales.
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Yasmin 2022-03-16 09:01:09
I am very worried about the mental health of young actors
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