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Alana 2022-12-01 20:09:17

The strange position is that the narrative angle of this film is neither entirely from the biographer's point of view, nor from the stuart's point of view. The director focuses on the process of getting along between the two from the perspective of a third party, bringing out stuart's past experience. It seems to be talking about the friendship between the biographer and stuart, and it seems to express the spiritual world of stuart. Not enough to get in, not enough to get out. So, the focus of the viewer's attention is a bit vague. To sum it up is kindness: friendship is built on kindness, and stuart is also kindness, and there is a flash of kindness in him.

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Stuart: A Life Backwards quotes

  • Stuart Shorter: Alexander, do you want to stay for tea? My favorite: Convict Currey. We used to make in jail.

  • [last lines]

    Alexander Masters: The book was finally published in April 2005. I think Stuart would have liked it.