2020, USA, Director: ～～. (The reason why I can't say my name is because I'm afraid of being caught)
In the first ten minutes, a large amount of information poured in. A woman in her 50s was unemployed and drove her small RV to her new workplace "Amazon Factory" to work, dealing with new colleagues, and she was still huddled in the car. On the other hand, my friends also have a prejudice against this kind of living state.
The first ten minutes gave me the kind of quick fragmentary explanation of a literary film. It felt a bit like a Taiwanese literary film. The editing method was very quick, and it was very fast. "There is also a similar shadow~
Like this kind of literary style film, the story and lines determine his height and offline. There are many interesting lines in this film.
"I'm not homeless, I just don't have a house to live in. The two are different."
"Home, is a word in your heart, or a place that exists in your heart."
When I see more than 40 minutes, I can appreciate the feeling of "coldness" and "coolness" in the film, even when singing and dancing, it is more "lonely".
The director may like landscape photography. Many of the shots throughout the film are good-looking poster pictures. Many times, they will shoot the sunset, and then use the cool color of purple as the main color, which represents "silence" and a calm view of the world. In the form of photography, there is still a very deliberate feeling, "Let a lot of things look like that, so that they look good when photographed." That kind of meaning.
Even if it is the support of American Hollywood movies, it still has to return to life after the curtain ends.
The heroine drove the RV through many places. As she walked through the scenes with the heroine, she also saw different things in their group. They also have joys and sorrows, and have different enjoyment and friendship with us. Different problems in ordinary life feel very three-dimensional.
I thought the opening chapter was about the miserable life of a heroine in a financial crisis environment, but as the camera slowly advanced, it seemed that she saw her soul. It was as if I was being pulled back into my own body again.
The story is not strong, but it feels very strong.
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