He left the stage early. Dear Mr. Director.

Kaleigh 2022-10-26 17:24:33

He left the stage early. Respect to Mr. Director.

How charming is an act that knows how to express emotion with lines and colors! (I saw a portrait with a red face and black short beard in Jean-Luc Godard's film "The Chinese Girl")

Stalin had red eyes, "Marx emphasized life and science", the Japanese broadcast on Beijing People's Broadcasting Station , French girls in the 1960s talk about the Chinese Cultural Revolution, black boys are reading texts in class, students are binding red books, Lenin is still wearing his peaked cap. Young people assemble bicycles and plan to drive from the West to the East... one There are their thoughts in the smoke. The

blue door is opened by the red door. Why is there a basin under the cup

. ?Why should we listen to an old man talking about revolution? Why should we listen to a group of middle-aged people talking about peace

? day smoking. We use this house to destroy the enemy.

Ask people who have nothing to do to get dressed, and I will use a bow to fight them.

The people watching have already gone to sea. What kind of girl is Comrade Jiang Qing? Give the person who was lost in the handkerchief a movie ticket. A hat with God's fingerprints on it. Good news from the Izvestia.

Against what you just heard.

He left early. Respect Mr. Director.

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  • Guillaume: Yes, yes, I think, I think we must be different from our parents. My father, for example, fought very hard against the Germans during the war, and now he runs a Club Med resort. You know, those big holiday condos by the sea. And the terrible thing is that he just can't figure out that they are made with exactly, exactly the same layout as the concentration camps.

  • Yvonne: To Paris? I arrived in '60... no, '65... oh yes... '64, sorry. Cleaning... for three years. Yes, sure it's good here on the top floor, and the light, it's clear. You know, I worked in Passy before and then in Auteuil. It was in bourgeois apartments, very large apartments then, which were on the first floor, they were usually very dark. I had to sweep in darkness. I entered the metro when it was already dark. I returned very late. And then it was always black. When coming back in the evening, it was dark on the metro. So here people discuss and talk. It's very clear to me.