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Bulah 2022-03-22 09:01:54
The B-side of life, or a romantic old man revisiting his former lover's search for children
The romantic old man received a letter: "I'm writing to tell you that you and I have a son—yes, I've been hiding it from you. He's an adult now and wants to find you. If there is a young man soon The boy finds you and tells you that he is your biological son, please don’t be too surprised. The...
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Cristina 2022-04-20 09:01:43
The ex is not alone
hi fog hi mountain hi you are still strong"Broken Flower" written and directed by Jim Jarmusch is indeed the most light-hearted work ever written about his predecessor.
Tang is a middle-aged man who doesn't talk about marriage. He is still charming and has countless ex-girlfriends. His...
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Edmund 2022-03-26 09:01:06
Westerners enjoy the current outlook on life, and the future of China's low fertility rate and low marriage rate looks very fitting now. Like Alexander Payne's road story, but the style is entirely Jarmusch's. Picking up flowers in the morning and evening, feeling the state of old age in advance, and reminiscing about a person I once met. ★★★★/8.2
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Alta 2021-12-12 08:01:12
I fell in love with this old man in "Lost in Tokyo"! He looks very honest and useless, but I think he is very cute~~
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