I watched "Holiday Surprise" twice in a row, not because of its profound plot, but because Tilda Swinton is so beautiful. Preliminary estimates are that when she starred in this film, she was already over 50 years old, wrinkles, plain makeup, and short hair did not affect her amazing and powerful aura, which can be beautiful and pure.
A silent rock star, a stubborn soulmate ex-boyfriend, a sweet-hearted and unspoken boyfriend, and a youthful little girl full of lies. Four of them are on vacation on the Italian seaside islands in summer. Facts have proved that "a person's failure to reach is no different from insignificance." Regardless of whether language is used or not, language will cause misunderstandings, and communication is basically ineffective. Everyone talks on their own different channels, and there is a brief intersection. What is said may not be true, and what is silent may not happen to be hidden.
The first time I completely looked at my face, I missed a lot of details, and the second time I found that the director had buried countless dark lines and stalks about sound, language, communication, and communication. The hot wind from the desert blows up countless dust, so the summer sun is no longer clear. It is in the midst of the yellow sand that fills the sky, the dusk and the night, the night and the dawn are intertwined, and people and people are seen The faint ambiguity between.
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