Favorite black humor, no one

Bell 2022-04-21 09:03:03

This Swedish film from Roy Andersson once again made me kneel under the pomegranate skirt of "black humor"~ Compared with the "Wild Tales" I watched a few weeks ago, I seem to love this cold tone unique to the Nordics, rich The interpretation of life and death, courtship, debt crisis... The main line is laid out by two male salesmen who sell "happy" but never laugh, and run through the whole movie. Ironic and witty, very similar to Don Quixote and his entourage - Sancho ~ There are 2 long shots in the film, which is another reason why I love this film: the green years of the old man in 1943, King Carl X of Sweden The history of the second world's victories and defeats and the obsession with men's pornography ~ The movie should be a product that comes from life and pays tribute to history. "Hanzhiquejing" is the Chinese translation of the film. Probably the coldness in northern Europe and the stillness in the film were able to evolve like this. In the summer of 2012, I visited Sweden (Gothenburg, Stockholm) like a little bit of water. In addition to leaving a few photos, maybe I am a little familiar with the architectural style and characters in the film. [Proud] There is a sentence in the film. Repeated up to 5 times: I'm happy to see that u're doing well. Eighty or ninety times life is unsatisfactory. What are we living for? Make others sure? Or self-comfort? The pigeons flying on the branches cooed and looked at the people below, they would never understand what kind of life we ​​are experiencing...

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