The film of the Beijing Film Festival just happened to be transferred by a classmate. Billed as a women's film, it focuses on women's lives and emotional connections. The story unfolds between the Ramunda and Augustina families, the three generations of grandmothers and grandchildren, Madrid and the countryside. The story is small but moving in detail. The clip of Raymonda singing especially touched me, and I couldn't help but find the fresh vitality in the dog-blood life and return to the family and the mother body. Fragments such as wiping the monument, killing the father, hiding the corpse, etc. are very tense. Due to Augustina's dialogue, the truth is self-evident, so the part revealed by the mother and daughter's dialogue at the end is relatively dull, and the ending is even more warm and peaceful...
I like the panning motion shots and the top-down shots, and the red and blue-based pictures make a harmonious blend of brilliance and tenderness.
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