The film is a bit of a drama within a play. I think the film should let me really enter the play when the old man appears and talks about his past. I even think that the old man and his French lover are the backbone of this love story. Maybe they are so cute when they are young! I think the French women are the most beautiful in the film, and the old man was so handsome when he was young. The various shots are also quite beautiful, and there is a feeling of deja vu. You can find the shadow of many classic foreign language films. The old man's introduction to the masterpiece "Tears at the Window" is also very exciting, and people can't help but sigh that inspiration is the most precious and unattainable gift that God has given to human beings. When it comes, you are like You are no longer your own, your hand is no longer under your control, it is the hand of God, at this time you are like God possessed, that perfect feeling makes you sleepless and sleepless, and you want to shout and cheer as much as you want! This section can be said to be the most attractive part of the whole film, especially when I saw Xiaoku's heartfelt joy beyond words, I couldn't control my joy. I've had that feeling too! Back then, when I was in school, I wrote a few compositions that I was quite satisfied with, and got the teacher's approval to read them aloud in front of the whole class. In fact, I can feel this feeling. Xiaoku Yanxian is also well known by passers-by. For someone like him who has always imagined that one day he will be able to have an inspiration, and Wen Siquan wrote a world-shattering work, the old man's encounter is really true. It was. . . . Why didn't Mao put this on for me? ! It's like a martial arts novel. A passer-by who has long wanted to become a martial arts master heard that someone fell into the valley and saw that the person on the stone wall became the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms.
Back to reality, what does the real writer have to do with Xiaoku in his book, is it the same person? Whether this book was written by him after years of internal condemnation, I think the possibility is very high! And what kind of relationship does the smart and beautiful girl from Columbia University have with the writer, why did the writer not eat the meat in his mouth? In the last shot, when the girl asks what you really want, the writer slowly lifts his eyes and looks directly at the camera, which makes me kind of grasp what the film might be trying to express - when faced with a choice between interests and morality, you will What to choose? Like a writer, you will give up integrity and morality for the sake of honor, fame and fortune, and in the end you will be left alone and your beloved wife will leave you! Stick to your choice and continue to face life. Which choice will you stick to?
Back at the beginning, if you want to live a quality life, you still have a clear conscience! Respect intellectual property rights, it starts with you!
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