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Hollis 2022-02-03 08:13:23
say anything
Very artistic film. Beautiful scenery, moving love. Ethan Hawke is really suitable for playing an affectionate man. His clear eyes have not changed in ten years, whether it is youthful youth or middle-aged maturity. It is also one of the few films that depicts the unfair treatment of Japanese...
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Adrienne 2022-02-03 08:13:23
Huang Renyu's death and movies
Recently, I stumbled across a memorial article by Ray Huang’s brother, Huang Jingcun, and I learned that the late blooming historian had died at the front desk of a New York movie theater. The cause of his death was a heart attack. And the movie he wanted to see but couldn't see was Snow Falling on...
Eric Thal
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Tamara 2022-03-23 09:03:31
The background of the times and specific ethnic groups in focus are relatively rare, and the closing speeches of the defense lawyers are very moving. Fate can turn clouds and rains but cannot control people's hearts. This is probably why human beings can be so hopeless and can create so many miracles.
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Amy 2022-03-27 09:01:21
Dark picture, fairyland-like scenery. A film about race, war, discrimination and humanity. Well shot, montage technique, memory and reality intertwined. Emotions fade, but facts don't. Some prejudices, hatred needs an opportunity to let go, and so does love.
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Nels Gudmundsson: It takes a rare thing, a turning point, to free oneself from any obsession. Be it prejudice or hate, or, even love.
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Nels Gudmundsson: Accident rules every corner of the universe... except perhaps the chambers of the human heart.
[NB these are the last words in the novel]
