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Fay 2022-09-12 00:43:37
How did the son finally judge whether his father was dead or...
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Mazie 2022-06-04 22:54:08
Very light story, very heavy...
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Dee 2022-06-04 20:44:45
"We are all afraid of time, the way it continues, and the way things disappear. That's why we become photographers. We are essentially conservationists, taking pictures to make time stand still and make moments...
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Alice 2022-06-04 14:15:54
It’s been a long time since I watched this kind of movie that made people want to watch it, and I even cried in the end. I like this kind of drama. Up. ps. I don’t know why Netflix shows a mature 15 rating....
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Stevie 2022-06-04 13:49:15
The big reason why Americans like to drive across continents is that there are no tolls and cheap gas...
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Zachariah 2022-06-04 10:11:25
The son thinks that the emotional damage his father brings and the flooding of his private life can give him enough reasons to refuse forgiveness. But to be honest, human feelings and morals are not as meaningful as anyone thought. If it is meaningful, life will not be complicated. The film is too redundant. If I were to cut the heroine, I would try to use the phone instead. The inherently complicated life does not need so many redundant and rational...
Kodachrome Comments
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Jarrod 2022-10-29 06:48:16
Personal record (do not enter if it is useless)
In fact, I know the book too well.
An artist is like what he said, "No valuable art is created in happiness." "Ambition, narcissism, sexuality, anger, these are the driving forces of artistic creation."
Rather than saying that he "don't know what's wrong with him", it's better to say that he...
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Rosario 2022-10-23 09:21:16
The Mao Dun Award winner said "Slacker Man" is really an irresponsible word
Subjective score: 8 points
Plot summary
It tells about a middle-aged unemployed male protagonist. Because the scumbag father (a famous photographer is very rich), he wanted to wash out the last batch of Kodak film that had to stop serving because of his late cancer. So began a three-person road trip...
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Matt Ryder: This was the last chance I'd have to see, uh... and how you measure up against the colossal bastard I've hated all those years?
Ben: How am I doing?
Matt Ryder: You're holding your own.
Ben: [whispers to himself] I know.
[to Matt]
Ben: You wanna know the sad part? I've actually been trying.
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Zoe Kern: People change.
Ben, Matt Ryder: No, they don't.
