One of Lars von Trier's "Conscience Trilogy"

Hadley 2022-03-27 09:01:06

This is a so-called experimental classic film that combines the content of a feature film with the performance of a documentary film and the performance of a musical. I will not say too many vicious comments, so as not to be questioned by the majority of literary and artistic youths for their IQ and EQ and their personality defects. It is true that great sacrificial maternal love is earth-shattering, but is it necessary to shoot with a trembling dv? Is the shaking of all the shots to reflect the reality or the bleak fate of the characters? Couldn't it be possible to tell an already moving story with a normal fixed lens? Really contrived. Purely in terms of plot, it is a film with four stars or more, and it is given to three stars because of this damn shooting technique. It's a personal grudge.

Serenity 2022-03-26 09:01:06

I have never seen such a beautiful and sad dance, and I have never heard such a beautiful and desperate singing. I have never felt so peaceful and wanted to cry, never felt the lights outside the window so lonely and quiet, and never looked forward to the sun shining next to me in the morning. The last scene was so shocking, a glimmer of hope disappeared in an instant! All that was left for me was an incomparably painful repression. My favorite is Selma's fantasy and the people around him in the film