I have been paying attention to the background music. Generally, movies have done enough work on the background music. Then many people went back to search for its movie music. I think the music here must match its picture and plot. There is that kind of little emotion that is greater than the shock of great joy and great compassion to the soul.
In the whole process of watching, there is a subtle, small emotion that always affects the soul. It makes you seem sad but inexplicable joy, and makes you feel that there is always a ray of light shining on all the sad people. I think that a film of mind, whether it reflects on society or criticizes human nature, does not give people the truth and depth of hope.
The emotions between people always seem complicated, but they are very simple to sum up. People are always so fragile. When they are young, they have great youth, but the reality they face is always so cruel. Therefore, "Confession" and "Seventeen-year-old Cycling" are called cruel youth. Young is always full of passion, but very inexperienced in the face of society. When people reach middle age, they have the career they once dreamed of, money, and family, and then they face loss.
Everyone in the movie is unhappy, and they will be heartbroken at any time. They are looking for a balance. Once a person loses his balance, the whole person will collapse.
Cool colors, well-arranged pictures, and the kind of quiet music that appears occasionally and just right tells a story about hope.
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