Bottle drama

Zachary 2022-01-17 08:03:39

For French learners, this movie is the flat peach of the Yaochi Club.

The dialogue is wonderful, the plot is interesting, and the wonderful reaction of the bottle drama is presented brilliantly.

I really like bottle dramas. This movie is well done and the script is very good. A new life is about to be born in the French cultural atmosphere. The humorous father made a joke to the relatives and friends who came to dinner. The plot from then on revolves around this. Expansion: Information is poor, people’s upbringing beliefs, connections and concerns between people, as reagents, gather in a French-style room like a flask, react, produce emotions, and bang.

Regarding the rhythm, pay attention to the dialogue and watch the subtitles, and I don’t feel slow at all.

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Meggie 2022-04-22 07:01:48

Compared with the visual feast and grand narrative created by CG, which Hollywood is addicted to, the French who deliberately maintain a sense of cultural superiority and are full of cultural consciousness seem to always be obsessed with clear talk, talkativeness is like the innate commonality of this nation, and they will never stop talking about politics. , economy, culture, etc. are all suitable for pretending to be bland, so that you seem to find it difficult to see the plot of the standard French middle-class people indulging in TV from their homes, and they can talk about life in a few words.
Uriel 2022-04-22 07:01:48

Too shattered, a bunch of french scumbags