I think Haneke is not far from winning a lifetime achievement award at Cannes, and the style is evident from the piano teacher, the white ribbon, to this love. The story is not complicated, the narrative method is not exciting, and the camera cuts move very slowly, but in the end there is always an emotional explosion point, which instantly makes you fall in love with the movie. The topic of No Country for the Elderly has been discussed a lot, but in the end, the wonderful performance of the two old people in the movie is hard not to resonate. The deeper the love, the harder it is to have other choices. Haneke's film is about chewing like gum
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