aphasia, heteroglossia, and incoherence. His words are insincere, and his memories are too huge, so he is concerned about what to do. Talk about traveling on Sunday, talking about trivial life, and even stuttering. Because I couldn't help but say, I avoided the core and went around in circles. When I get bored, I have a fierce and meaningless quarrel (netizen said: I don't know what I'm arguing about.), angry for unknown reasons.
Is there such a possibility, as said in "The Book of Farewells", in the miscellaneous chat at the opening table, the sudden slow motion and the background music, the two people looking at each other, Catherine, who can't speak clearly, saw Louis' secret with her eyes ; Her eyes were suddenly frightened, and then restrained. "Please don't tell me," Catherine said. "It's none of my business. Go tell your family."
After covering the family tragedy in layers of plastic wrap, there's the nucleus; There was given me a thorn in my flesh; the Knippers were crucified, expecting the savior Louis, who came back every 12 years, to give them eternal life ("You should encourage them! Give them back their rights!" said the mother). They didn't expect that the Savior's body would also hurt, or, they knew it was painful, but in order to free themselves, they chose to be indifferent. For Louis, it was the end of the world.
In the suffocating tone, there are only three scenes that are slightly relieved: Louis recalls being lifted by his father, running on the grassland, and the flower skirt raised by his mother; young lover, in the 2016 Pantone main color - rose quartz pink x serenity Palm marks are left on the window of the pink-blue sunset; the truth seems to be revealed, Louis is standing in the courtyard shaking and smoking when he learns that his lover is dead, and the brother and sister are looking forward to the truth and longing for it (that is a continuous close-up shot of all the characters from a perspective) . After that, the film draws a rest in the anti-climax. The plot progresses slowly, and there is a lot of dialogue that seems like a clinical diagnosis of psychotherapy, but Dolan may be trying to make such a doomsday thing!
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