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Sven 2023-02-19 03:14:56
After reading it, the truth shouted: Lao Tzu is going to India. Beautiful scenery: houses, linden trees, temples, and various festivals and god worship ceremonies, and of course there are first-class Indian beauties like Melana. I think it's by far the best color film for Renoir, full of Europeans' magical imagination of the oriental world. At the same time, I also have a question, is it true that if you play the flute against the milk under the linden tree, will cobras really come...
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Elmore 2023-02-14 04:46:01
Europeans shoot India’s best...
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Kristian 2023-02-12 22:51:02
For a cultural conflict narrative with a little romance, I still recommend "Once Upon a Time in...
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Spencer 2023-02-06 05:16:04
Renoir's first color film, the picture and lens are masterful, accompanied by the endless story of the Ganges, but the plot is too simple to hold this heavy...
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Marlene 2023-02-02 15:00:52
Colonial Depth (Participation) Tour for...
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Kenny 2023-01-20 21:13:14
Some fairy tales, Renoir's first color film; exotic and poetic; about India;...
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Sarai 2023-01-17 04:20:00
The Indian sketches under the European lens are full of curious narration and aesthetics, and the sinuous and mysterious tones are contrasted. Without going deep into the suffering of this land, there will be no deep understanding of empathy, and only use the exotic customs as a back garden to heal the pain of modern society. However, the ability of a vase to be so exquisite and enchanting is also considered to be accomplished, which has won my...
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Maeve 2023-01-15 22:10:51
The specific story told is somewhat embarrassing, tasteless and charming. The gorgeous lens is a narration of India itself. At the same time, it really brings people into the...
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Renee 2023-01-10 18:21:04
Exotic - A must go to India this...
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Ibrahim 2023-01-04 09:55:18
The later documentaries are...
The River Comments
Extended Reading
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Narration: The day ends. The end begins.
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Narration: All wrapped up in Hoppity, her rabbit, was little Victoria.
Harriet: Victoria, what are you doing to Hoppity?
Victoria: Hoppity is my baby. He's just being born.
Harriet: But, you had it born last week?
Victoria: Babies can be born again and again, can't they.