Georgianna 2022-04-19 09:02:24
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Dessie 2021-12-25 08:01:31
It's not literature or art but the plague. "Even if tomorrow is the end of the world, I will still plant my little apple tree." When you can’t say that you can’t listen, smell, and taste, the chefs still cook seriously; the last sentence before becoming deaf, hope to hear "I love you", and the last thing before becoming blind is to find you. (The performance of the plague is a bit old-fashioned and slightly rough. Like "Time Planning Bureau", the superb structure and settings have not been brought to the fullest, and the director has insufficient power.)
Emory 2022-03-26 09:01:08
The allegorical background setting, the doomsday complex under the loss of the senses, the two people hug each other in tears, although they have lost the whole world, they still have each other. The slow rhythm of the film reveals a sense of despair that makes people want to cry. The soundtrack and the camera are just right. Ivan and Eva performed very well~
[first lines]
Susan: [narrating] There was darkness. There is light. There are men and women. There's food. There are restaurants. Disease. There's work. Traffic. The days as we know them, the world as we imagine the world.
Susan: [narrating] They call it Severe Olfactory Syndrome, SOS.
