Needless to say, the use of tones is a feature of this film. Whether it is a red background, white coat or black dress, and the light and dark tones that distinguish the memory of dreams and reality, they are very successful. A large number of close-ups of the face are also intended to capture the inner character of the character. The exposing scenes are extremely tense, and the front and back shots are as distressing as the whispers and shouts of other people’s separation and alienation. The so-called tension is that even if you feel the depression deeply, even the breath is too soft or thick without consciously, but you can't stop it, you can only be attracted to see the end... and then silent, cold, thinking... …
Everyone has two sides, the shouting side and the whispering side, eager to peek into the hearts of others, but repeatedly refuse to open themselves, so the shouting is blocked by their own closed heart, gradually forming a red, and finally people are submerged in it. Unable to distinguish, it became a whisper like a mosquito.
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