I always say that I like to drink. In fact, most of the time, I like to be relaxed, enthusiastic, brave, and self-conscious... ? Today, I came across a Danish film about drinking, "Alcohol Project", which is very interesting. A group of depressed middle-aged men decided to make a plan to only drink at 8 pm during the day on weekdays, and to control the blood alcohol level to 0.05‰ on weekends (I understand that the daytime on weekdays has been kept slightly drunk status) wow! Cool, I've never tried what the hell is that? ? Everyone really becomes happy, enthusiastic, let go, the career is smooth, and the wife is also happy~~ But things will not stop and the plan will proceed slowly in the second stage, even more hi, the daily alcohol content is 0.1‰ The third stage, catharsis to the limit, completely drunk, from slight drunkenness to drunkenness to drunkenness and out of control, the blood is broken, the wife and son are scattered, and one of the four buddies died of drunkenness (indirect reason, falling into the river) This is A quit drinking promo? ? The ending is reversed. The three people started drinking again when they attended the funeral of the dead buddy. They communicated through text messages - proud of the dead buddy. Everyone drinks again. I was a little confused and contradictory at the time. Do you want to tell everyone to stop drinking or tell everyone to drink? After thinking about it for a long time to see the whole process and changes, I seem to understand the emotional bondage of the characters, the freedom and sobriety, the intoxication as an individual, the meaning of human life as a human being, the meaning of life is confused, contradictory... This is a film that makes A film about people's dialectical thinking This is a philosophical film. I don't think the director has the answer. The answer is in himself (in his heart). The film just presents various natural states. The film looks simple, but it is actually very complicated. Real and natural. Don't be influenced by the language of the exam. Must have a central idea. This is a movie that triggers thinking. There is no conclusion. Let's think about life through the issue of "alcohol". ...these are life. There are no answers in life, there are only constant questions in life~ I like the other two translations, "Drunk Good Times" and "Drunk Beauty Lessons". During this time, I have watched too few movies. I have to carefully select each one to relax, and movies to relax. Thinking about my new life guidelines... I was only going to talk about a few simple sentences and write such a long sentence???
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