The composition is beautiful, and the scene is exquisite. Yoshitaka Amano's character is still beautiful after many years, emotionally beautiful. The little girl has white hair, but the basil is not soft, and a strand of hair on the left is braided.
The reason it's so frustrating for me is that the animation sometimes freezes on a scene for several seconds, no character dialogue, no music or very low music, and what confuses me is that the animation tends to freeze for several seconds. The pictures are of Gothic buildings of unknown meaning, strange-shaped trees, and unintelligible distant scenes. Some pictures with delicate compositions have a relatively normal speed. In other words, does experimental film have to be like this for a long time to freeze on some pictures of unknown meaning? When the director watched it, his heart was turbulent, and when the audience watched it, he had to move the mouse to see if the progress bar was moving.
The connotation of this animation, I know little about Christianity, I only realize that the hope of mankind is like an egg in the hands of a little girl. It is empty in reality before it is realized, but there may be angels at the end of hatching, boy. How cruel is it to be broken by the strong cross of reason, but only in this way can the little girl grow up and still be full of hope. The little girl of color died and became a "me" as bleak as the world, but "me" still holds in my heart Hope, though understand that its essence is illusory like a bubble.
The movie is full of various images, the tree of life, the fish that people hunted walking on the street, the shadows on the buildings, the wreckage of the juvenile, the wreckage of the satellite detector and the big eyeball with the statue of the little girl facing each other or Observing each other, the little girl's obsession with water, the flask on the endless spiral staircase, the ending picture implies that everyone is in Noah's Ark at the end, and the eyelashes of the lifeform in the egg fluttered slightly at the beginning, as if to imply that everything is a dream , the dream of a sleeping big bird in the egg that the tree of life holds tightly.
Rather than telling a story, the film seems to be exploring a world of images created by the director, not wanting to tell a story, but wanting to make a poem. But this poem...
I don't think the art of depicting the imagery is top-notch, and the viewing experience is one that I don't want to relive. The plot... This film has no plot.
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