The whole film uses black and white tones extensively, and black and white tones represent the world seen by angels, simple but sometimes boring. This is far from what we think of the angelic world. I always imagine that the angelic world should be soft, serene and peaceful, with fairy music fluttering. Who would have thought that it is so black and white and broken and detailed, that if I stay in such a world for too long, maybe the angel will feel lonely. So I came to the mortal world in pursuit of a colorful world. There are two flashes of color in the first half of the movie. The first time is when the girl is in the room, and the second time is when the old man sees the places he used to go often. color. The director has these two tones to demarcate two different boundaries. Contrasted unconsciously. I feel the carefree and boring of angels and the gorgeous but complicated mortal world. What impressed me was that at the moment when the angel turned into a human, the world around him became a splendid scene. The angel was full of excitement, and he didn't feel pain when he bleed, and he was very happy to ask passersby, this is red! Pointing to the large graffiti on the wall, he excitedly asked, "Is that yellow?" "Is that dark blue, orange!" When the children thought he was a lunatic, he smiled unconsciously when he felt the heat and aroma of the coffee while holding the coffee cup. At that moment, he finally felt his existence. When he passed a production crew, the director-like person walked over to chat with him. It turned out that they were the same kind, and told him that there were quite a few angels who came to the world like them. The angel finally found the girl, and the girl has always felt the presence of the angel. The ending of the story is perfect, with the warmth of love reverberating. It turns out that heaven is not the most memorable place, the world with love is the most beautiful paradise.
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