Jana Bittnerová

Renee 2022-03-24 09:03:15

As a representative of continental films, French films rarely let me down. It often has bizarre plots, bizarre values, and seems to be a little "away from reality", but compared with the type of alien invasion from speeding car explosions, French films are actually very close to reality. These...

Joelle 2022-01-16 08:01:17

     "Entering the Hall" reminds me of Freud's words: The greatest secret of mankind is ¬-the things that people are least willing to share with others are always surprisingly similar. Things that peep through often have commonalities, and this universal commonality can naturally become a hotbed of...

Martine 2022-03-29 09:01:07

The intricate relationship between the unreasonable and the chaotic is cut, the voyeuristic desire of people is infinitely magnified, the fiction and reality overlap and influence each other, until the last two are almost confused; think about it carefully, in fact, this film uses literature to deconstruct the film: the director/writer The mapping of readers/viewers, the immediate visual sense of "Rear Window" at the end makes people immediately understand Ou Rong's intention; although there is still a sense of being clever, but I really like this tone.

Marcelino 2022-03-30 09:01:08

A very, very wonderful movie. It explores the essence of literature (fiction) between reality and reality, and many details are particularly skillful (for example, Jenna finally used a book of "Wandering in the Darkness" to knock out Gilman, and the scene at the end is clearly Perek's Life: Instructions for Use). Slowly have to look again.