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Jaime 2022-09-14 10:26:37

On that beautiful afternoon in 1979, the sunshine, wildflowers, singing and laughter, and she packed 1,000 mints a day in the factory, all of which seemed to herald the beginning of a beautiful life, but she was torn apart by a gunshot in May 1980. It was broken into pieces, scattered as the green plastic cups supplied by the small restaurant we met in 1984, the green "forget-me-not" light sign in the night rain in Gunsan City in 1987, and a mint candy handed to the mouth after a weary affair in 1994, embellished with in his broken life.

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  • Dorthy 2022-04-23 07:04:13

    The combination of personal memory and social memory is very good, and it is difficult to go back in time.

  • Ken 2022-04-24 07:01:23

    #Director# In addition to winning awards, Lee Changdong's films are also widely acclaimed for their detailed descriptions and criticisms of contemporary Korean life. "I didn't actually intend to criticize Korean society in the film," said Lee Chang-dong, "I just wanted to talk about people themselves and their lives. However, the real environment around a person cannot be unique. Such as environment, policies and History and so on, because no one can live completely out of the real world. I think if you portray people in a movie that is stripped of reality, it's like assuming that those warped realities of our lives don't exist. And the other way around Said, when describing reality, I will also be careful to avoid criticizing society consciously or exaggeratedly. This kind of criticism is not a natural and honest way to reflect reality. Lee Changdong's "Mints" is to explore the reality in the environment How the decision made has a profound and unimaginable impact on the life after that. 16:07, from grabbing a gun to cheating coffee, the characters are portrayed. 56:13, every sad train is always galloping behind, Either tailwind or retrograde.

Peppermint Candy quotes

  • Yongho: Do you think life's beautiful?

  • Yongho: I don't want to die alone. I need one bastard to come with me. Just one bastard among all that ruined my life. But then... Who should I kill? It gives me hard time, you know. To pick just one is hard thing to do. The fucking stock broker who made me go clean broke? The vampire like loan shark that charged the ridiculous interest? Or... how about the business partner who run away with my money? Or should I take my ex-wife and my kid to die with me? There're so many fuckers in my life that it's hard to pick just one.