There are no big ups and downs, but there are faint emotions at play.
Casual visits and encounters change a lonely old man's life, leading him to friendship and love. But these feelings are fleeting.
Even sadness is light.
This is really the best movie I've seen recently. It can patiently and meticulously depict the generation and spread of emotions in a casual narrative, and it always touches the vulnerability of people's hearts without force. The easy-to-move side.
It has achieved the most rare accumulation and qualitative change of film emotions.
The final scene of drumming in the subway, taking both sound and time into account, the drum rolls, the emotional progression, and the subway entry are so precise, Richard Jenkins' masterful yet calm performance brings the film's Emotional elevation.
Life is an accidental and inevitable meeting. Emotions do not necessarily have to be explained at the end of the story. Meetings and acquaintances are often fleeting because of various realities.
But these remain in our hearts, just like the faint emotions in this movie, they will make people think of them accidentally, and the seven emotions are surging.
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