Consciously eschew disaster films and all heavy political discussions.
I thought it was a love movie, but I didn't expect to touch the war again.
The video materials about Hiroshima came a little unexpectedly, which made people feel how ridiculous the fate of everyone under the operation of society, even though society is actually made up of people. Look at those people, why is this...
Adding Duras's words produced a strange effect. Her words have been translated and added a layer of haze, and the entire viewing process is occasionally telegraphed by fresh expressions. I haven't seen a movie like this in a long time.
Therefore, literary films can be more than neurotic.
The story of the heroine's German lover is reminiscent of the beautiful legend of Sicily. The plot of the haircut is too similar.
The recent TV series Want to See You reminded me of Duras' narration
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