Still can't find it. I am indeed a person with a very limited vocabulary.
So that's all, let's call him the pianist at sea.
This 1998 movie can be imagined that many people have seen it a long time ago. But as a non-artistic film lover, it's not surprising that I'm only watching it now. So don't say things like, "Tsk, such an old movie" or "Oh, I've seen it a long time ago."
Tim Roth. Many people have seen "The Incrediable Hulk" in which he is the one who played the experimental officer who turned into the villain giant. If you say this, many people will express the emotion of "Ah, it's him". In fact, I only found out after Google, and I said this sentence in my heart when the result came out. He is a very charming actor. Not because he's handsome or because he's in good shape. It's just because of his eyes and expressions in "The Pianist at Sea": sometimes he smiles slightly, sometimes frowns slightly, and he can never see anything he is thinking from his expression because his mind is full of fantasy. And fantasies and fantasies cannot be caught.
He is a man born at sea and raised at sea. He is a man who has never touched the ground with his feet in his life. He's a guy who doesn't know what the word "troupe" or "interview" means. He is a person who does not know what is LV and what is Chanel. He is a man who infects himself and everyone else with his music. He was a man who bathed in clean sea water and was not disturbed by the hustle and bustle of the world. What else is there in his world besides music and fantasy?
Such people are ignorant, sad, clean, and happy.
A very interesting scene in the movie is when the people in the third class are fully immersed in his music, bathed in purification, suddenly someone shouts "America!!!" and then everyone cheers and gets pulled back to reality. Immigrants sailed to material America in search of a life, on board for the joy of clean and simple music, no class, no hustle and bustle. But in the end, he will still return to the material United States to continue his struggle. People cannot escape such a process and fate.
One of my favorite lines of dialogue in the movie is this:
Why? Why? Why? Why? Why? Why?
I think you land people waste too many time asking yourself why.
Winter comes and you can't wait for summer and in summer you live in dread of winter. So you're never tired of chasing some places where always summer.
People are greedy and impatient. People are always in constant pursuit of good things, and after the pursuit, they will strive for better things. This is also the reason why human history can progress and the reason why human beings are great. But at the same time it is also the dirtiest and saddest place for people.
Too many silk and satin beads and glorious crowns have become our increasingly heavier suitcases.
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