This film is well-known in the West, but there are still a few people who can appreciate it, so the score on imdb is not high, but many colleges use it as an example. The dialogue, the music, and the selection of scenes are all aimed at creating a poetic world. On the surface, the pace of the plot seems to be very slow, but the director's intention is not to highlight the development of the plot, but to express the conflicts that each character faces inside through a monologue. The design of each picture, such as the heroine dancing gracefully in the forest, is repeated several times to show that no matter how the real world changes, her heart is always pure and pure, her heart is connected with nature, and there is nothing. fear.
Avatar stripping off the special effects is the inferior version of this movie.
The aesthetics of this movie make it the most outstanding, such as the makeup of the indigenous people (these aboriginal men are very beautiful), dance, monologues of male and female voices,
not to mention photography, but
poetry tends to be perfect. The language is very well written, closely linked to the plot, and there is no extra ingredient at all.
The director is a person who pursues perfection, watching this film can deeply feel the knife
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