It should have been mentioned in Mr. Dai's film class and included "want to watch", but I forgot what topic it was mentioned under. After reading it, it is clear that it is about the transition, "gradual black has the meaning of not entering darkness, but other colors are not. For example, gradually white, gradually red, like the shouts and whispers of Ingmar Bergman..."
Tricked by labels? As for the good plot + love, it is not as appropriate as plot + family.
The eldest sister's cry in pain, the second sister's promiscuous whispers, and the little sister's touch and resistance (it seems that there are whispers in the close-up shots?), always feel like a deformed sisterhood.
Art films are really hard to understand... Less soundtracks, less lines, morning prayers and eulogy without a word. As for its deep meaning, I can't read the language of the movie.
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