2. The screen is full of silver-gray tone. The Eiffel Tower is a yellowish pointed building among a pile of silver-gray buildings. Listening to the soundtrack carefully, you will find that the sounds that are generally processed as background sounds are dominant in this film, such as footsteps, cars, and bustling streets. The conversation between the characters is weakened. Since it is "Game Time", we might as well subvert those juggling to the end.
3. Although everyone in the film communicates with each other, they are basically on the surface. They seem to talk repeatedly, but in fact they are separated from each other. At the end of the film, the two narrative clues, the American female tourist and the fool played by Tati himself, meet. The emotions shown by the two are more real and no longer resemble the stereotyped words and deeds of other people in the film. Behave like that. Although it is difficult for me to call it such a profound truth, it seems a little bit like vanilla in it, which is a bit interesting.
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