After Fellini's "Eight and a Half", I began to get it very clearly, no matter a movie or a literary work, it is not necessarily a perfect logic line to be better understood, I began to enter Fellini's world , about his childhood, his marriage, his views on feelings, his troubles, his fantasies about women, sympathy for society, and so on. What he sees, what he thinks, can be displayed in a collage-like way, in a dream, or in reality, and can do whatever he wants, and then all this constitutes the whole of this person. (Perhaps watching "Reminiscence of the Time Is Like Water" is also the same feeling?) Fellini's "Eight and a Half" is simply asking himself questions, and then trying to answer them. Watching his films, I always felt that he asked himself a lot of questions, and he asked questions that he himself did not know how to answer, and then went to explore. The scene in which the protagonist points a gun at himself and shoots in the eight and a half li can be regarded as the director's death once. Then face everything again.
(Recognizing that people's daily thoughts are themselves a stream of consciousness, it is difficult to avoid thinking about things.)
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