This film is very peculiar. It starts with staring quietly, just like Bergman himself sees it, focusing on everything for a while. The background is very simple, everything seems to be a work of art independent. Placed on the ground, there is no other debris in each close-up.
Then the story began to develop slowly, and every detail was expressed in real and meticulous, just like a child observing the expression of an adult.
Later, Bergman began to discuss some weird topics, and the camera turned to the depths of people's hearts, sliding in from the surface all of a sudden.
I really like this introverted world.
The director is a very good storyteller. Since his superficially gorgeous and exquisite spirits have grown a little bit, he suddenly began to tell stories, the plot is unbelievable. However, the rhythm he talks about is calm, one segment at a time, and there is no transition between them. However, the audience's hearts are constantly being impacted and impacted by traditions, and at the same time they are filled with deep emotions.
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