In this film, Theo Angelopoulos uses his always slow and silent motion long shots to depict the feelings of an old man before his death. The life-like images are poetic, and the bleak and trivial fragments of reality are mixed with clarity. And at the moment of deep memories, the flowing notes gradually appeared in his mind, the body was tortured by illness, the soul was tortured by emotion, and the heart was finally puzzled. How long will it last tomorrow? One day longer than eternity.
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