The rhythm is very slow, not ordinary slow, but unusually slow. Even sometimes the characters will remain in a certain position for a long time without moving. Only the blink of an eye will tell you that the movie is continuing, the story is continuing, and time is passing. The Noh actors on the stage, in this almost frozen time, took almost frozen steps, wearing wooden masks, wearing hard silk clothes like origami, walking over, to be precise, Move over... Move over... The moment before the clock strikes, everyone has experienced the long wait.
However, when the welcoming car stopped in front of the house and the daughter was dressed up, the story finally came to an end.
But it is this slowness and stagnation—and it seems that it can continue to be slowed and stagnant if you will—that is the only way we can deal with the inevitable end.
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