Denim flared pants, david bowie records, black and white movies, psychedelic lights, telling Germany in the 80s, it is indeed an old film, three brushes, until now few people have watched it.
The first time I saw it in junior high school, I was very impressed with the prosperous beauty of the heroine and heroine, especially the deer-like face of the heroine, and the scene of their friends dying from drug abuse. I don’t forget the chaotic scenes with drug abuse. This is the first time I know Master Bao, and I also collected the song "Heroes" at that time. In the future, whenever the familiar electric guitar sounds, I will think of them running stumblingly on the street. Above, this seems to be the most dynamic scene in the movie.
There may be some fate with this movie. The third time I watched it was because of Master Bao. This year, when I was deeply fascinated by Master Bao, I suddenly remembered that the first time I became acquainted with Master Bao was this movie. I watched it again (the previous two times I saw that Mr. Bao has not left yet), the hostess has a bowie poster on the wall, wearing a jacket with "bowie" printed on it, and she also treasures a large pile of many that have been repeated. The album, when she went to see Mr. Bao’s concert later, people swayed and cheered, and she squeezed through the crowd and approached Mr. Bao, quietly looking at Mr. Bao from the stage, with respect and fascination in her eyes. I was obsessed with her. Resonates. Later, under the heavy background music, she sold her collection of albums at a low price, and got into the car of Uncle Greasy. After detoxification, she regained her eyes and walked towards the abyss of degeneration step by step. Her youth was dead.
The things explained in this film are actually easy to understand. I don’t want to interpret the sad love of the hero and the heroine, or the huge pain of being infected with drugs. This group of young souls are degenerating and dying under the control of drugs without any dissuasion or help. It is such a heavy fact.
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