It felt crazy, absurd, and chaotic right from the start, but it made people laugh along with it. "i don't give a shit about Mozart." Mozart lay gun inexplicably. Screams, fights, cold showers, dance parties, piano sliding on the floor with "surprise" wax, drunkenness, grabbing Napoleon, Forgiveness Day, etc., make people feel the madness and emotional excitement of the Russian nation in 1885 , the carnival of life. This joy seems to be only a kind of emotional excitement, but also seems to be a real joy. The story just approached the endless sadness little by little, the sadness of a few people. I have never seen such passionate feelings, just that brief encounter was enough for Andre to fight to the death, trembling in the rain after being betrayed, losing his soul and giving up everything... How can a person be so passionate and desperate , is so irrational and dominated by desire. There are several impressive points in the film that make people think: 1. Her laughter is so hearty and her temperament is so noble and playful. The tone of voice and the power of eyes are hard to tell. In front of love, she is still humbled, dominated, occupied, and torn apart by this irresistible and intense feeling.
2. That Hanhan general, on the one hand, lamented that people are stupid but not very bad, but on the other hand, seeing that he is so fond of a false name, he will not have any retreat in front of his own interests. And behind the tsar, that terrible autocratic power destroys, oppresses and twists so many poor people. That kind of splendid glory under the distortion, destroying equality, and hurting so many people, is so tiresome.
3. the pain. The pain is so heartbreaking. Especially when saying goodbye to Andre, who was about to be exiled, his friends sang goodbye, and he echoed loudly and neighed in pain in that small space. It was a soul-piercing sound, a suffocating pain. A few words echoed in my mind "love is life. love is everything. life. everything." But everything is so powerless. After many years of painful expectation, I recall the past like a thread, but I have no choice but to miss the time and my life is sad.
4. The exile of prisoners... reminds me of wars, concentration camps, and forced labor. Individuals are like ants, and hell is on earth. After reading Galtai's "Looking for Home", he described his painful labor reform, his opposition to the right, and his later literary works, which shattered all my fantasies. I fear evil far more than death. I feel that I hate this kind of human evil from the bottom of my heart, and I keep tearing my fragile heart in my own powerlessness, and I am so powerless that I am very scared.
5. Andre is irrational and irresponsible. His crazy behavior is stupid, but it is still worthy of praise. His godlike love was so sincere and passionate, I thought, more than life than anything else. Love must be more than just desire and occupation. I hope it is to give for others. Only in this way can love not be a self-revelry for one person, but a source of life for others.
We strive to find the evidence and meaning of our existence,
We strive to choose and practice our life,
We look forward to the integration and dependence of the lives of others,
joy,
sad,
It turns out that everything in itself is the meaning and end of everything.
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