The madman Pierrot, to be honest, at least I didn't see it thoroughly. To be honest, it does have a "high-level sense" even if I don't understand it.
This is the first time I've seen a Godard film, and personality is the label of the author's film director. The camera only focuses on one person when two people are talking; the rap-like dialogue narration; the context is definitely not very connected; and there is the music on and off.
I didn't understand it, and because its plot is so simple, it seems to be a bit similar to "Exhausted". Movies aren't so much about telling stories, what is it about? Is it the less conventional film structure that Godard has been doing?
I didn't understand the movie, and probably most people didn't either. But a few images kept popping up in my head, and it seeped into my head, an unforgettable movie. I didn't understand it, but there was a voice in my heart that was shouting "This is not a bad movie!".
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