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Elmore 2022-03-12 08:01:02
C'est La Vie
Although we may have a very complete plan for our future, life is still full of countless possible variables, some that make you happy, some that make you miserable, and sometimes that make you laugh and cry.
As the French often say, C'est La Vie (this is life).
A pianist who has always been... -
Raphael 2022-03-12 08:01:02
Going around again and again
Truffaut's second feature film. While applying the framework of Hollywood black crime films, it also uses a large number of narrative techniques of anti-genre films to make the film present a strong new wave flavor, which is similar to "Outlaws".
Charlie makes a living playing the piano in a tavern....
Marie Dubois
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Anahi 2022-03-26 09:01:14
(Feature #02) Second movie. The strange route outside the sketch. The allegory of multiple mirrors. A scene in the snow reminds me of "Scorpion Night Harmony". I like this Jean Paul. Belmondo. The key scene was also moved again and again.
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Elwyn 2022-03-21 09:03:26
Nouvelle Vague Truffaut second. The piano keys suddenly became a very conspicuous and beautiful existence in my eyes. The texture of the black and white film makes the night seem endless. Love is so sad.
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