I have seen the poster of the film, the feeling of "screaming", a weird face, contorted, mouth open, like venting and howling.
The story of the life of a rock star named Pink Floyd from the birth of a baby into the world and into adulthood.
Ellen Parker used the collage of pictures, the interlacing of time and space, and the addition of animation, which brought us to that strange world in the wall, the collage of sharp thoughts and streams of consciousness, we saw the life of PINK.
Birth, childhood, parents, school years, war, drugs, sex, love, rock and roll are a series of memory fragments, interspersed with concerts, animations, and some fascist pictures and naked sex pictures.
Children in English school uniforms sluggishly walked towards the mixer and turned into meat sticks.
My father, who was killed in World War II, appears in my dreams from time to time.
Crazy smashing of everything, TVs, lights, desks, stools, beds, everything.
Two strange flowers are intertwined.
A long wall rose from the ground, and a twisted face wanted to run out.
Did you see that?
Does our world have a wall too? wrap around, extend.
We are imprisoned and dying by the powerful walls of the system every day.
How institutional regulations and dogma have appropriated God's name, wielding Satan's knives, and built us into the same plants.
PINK wants to escape, wants to tear down this wall, don't we?
When fantasy becomes a dry river,
when human beings become a grass that only knows photosynthesis,
when social reality is just a plastic rose.
Knock it down! Knock it down!
Life is not all joy and happiness as you might imagine.
There are so many frustrations in our lives that we cannot change and are powerless to change, and worse, we lose the idea of change.
We have our backs to the wall, but we never rest
We just have our backs to the wall, all we care about is that we
want to press the shutter, we want to pull the switch, we want to close our eyes, we want to push to that wall, it's all just because of me want to stop.
You are just bricks in the wall anyway.
Knock it down! Knock it down!
Beyond the past! Beyond the present! Beyond forever!
See the wall? Jump over and you're free! !
([THE WALL] was originally an album, but was later made into a movie, so a lot of music in the movie is very emotional)
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