I watched these two little girls play games, watched the spaghetti necklace they made for their mother, watched her make herself boys’ swimming trunks and plasticine as a "penis"-sure enough, no need to eat, no need to kill, still able to Tell exciting stories. This lies in the role setting. The conflict of the story lies in the inner contradiction of the protagonist. Her sister, her mother, her "little lover", and her playing partner, in the first half of the film, all indirectly highlight the inner contradiction of the protagonist, who are basically the protagonist. Show the audience the process of contradictions and conflicts, and show them through the simplest details of life. These details are probably captured through the eyes of female directors.
This is not a new subject, but a new way of telling stories. There is only one piece of music from the environment in the whole film, and the sound of the environment penetrates the texture of life at other times. There are no huge changes in scenes and characters, so the contradictions in the drama become very concentrated. The director has a good grasp of certain scenes. While showing the stereotype, he also challenges the stereotype.
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