As a photography teaching film, it is worth brushing. A match for Wiseman's "Fly on the Wall's Perspective". There are two photographers in the team, who are very good at using natural light: smoke diffuses the light coming in from the small window, torches, candlelight... and is also very good at entering the microscopic world of bees. One bee pulls another bee out of the hole , a row of bees crawling on the stone wall to drink water, atidze found a bee in distress when washing his face and carefully raised it with a blade... As a literary film, it is worth brushing because of those poetic dialogues. Because of the language barrier, the production team relied on visual language to develop during editing, and then translated it out, and even they were pleasantly surprised. -atidze: can you imagine spring coming? .-mother: is there spring? -sure. There is. -too many winters have passed. Because there is no background music, or the production team has done a good job of radio (or the traditional village is so pure and quiet, just like when I was a child on vacation in the country, when I couldn't sleep, I looked at the bright moon and listened to the cicadas clearly. The same.), so, on one side is the noisy "intruder" family, and on the other side is atidze and mother who are dependent on each other - the switch between noisy and quiet, the rotation of day and night, it is more obvious that atidze sometimes communicates with people only a few times The loneliness and hope revealed in the language.
＊The words that atidze slipped out when arguing with the master: At least you have kids. I have none. ＊The sensible boy in the family and atidze were in the cave by firelight: —Atidze, why don't you leave this place? —Had I had a son like you…It would have been different.But I don't. ＊atidze with mother: -You will die soon,what shall I do then? -get married. -godspeed.(atidze is also eager ) atidze is in his 50s. Neighbors came and went, leaving a mess. Mother is gone, she has nowhere to go. The production team comes and goes, a documentary wins an award, atidze is exposed, it may stay in the mind, and maybe it will be forgotten after all. But the phrase "half bee, half me" - "no matter how much is there. there's enough for both." Someone will care. Maybe, she still has a beagle, a kitten, looking for it all the way, maybe she can meet a bee again.
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