Antonioni style heroine who, tall slender slender, eyes, there are flames, there is fog . But the master is the master, let the proud beauty lower her head and take off her shirt. Sophie Marceau has bare toned breasts and vigorous pubic hair, but their faces are full of sadness, confusion, and emotions that are as elusive as quicksand blown by the sea by the gale. Who said that the movie is not for the people? The heroines are all for the audience. Compared with the objective and conciseness of several nude scenes in the Icelandic movie I watched last week, the naked mirror in "Days on the Clouds" is a conscious display of nudity for the sake of "being watched." The naked mirror that consciously satisfies the audience's voyeuristic psychology, and performs passion and rationality with equal emphasis on beauty and sexy is worth learning from Chinese filmmakers.
This is not criticism but praise. Excluding these physical displays that totaled less than ten minutes, the rest of the film is also full of essence and fascinating to watch-this is one of the differences between it and even the most advanced pornographic movies. It allows laymen like me to experience the artistic conception and interest brought about by film language such as composition, lighting, lens movement, editing, etc. It can make the audience develop various emotions and produce their own thoughts and memories of the propositions vaguely proposed by the director. I think none of the four stories can be really studied and read. These rootless stories floating on the clouds are more like four fables about the relationship between the sexes and the inner world of people. Then, the nudity and sex shots are reasonable enough.
The woman in the third story told a man about the Incas in a bar. Why did the Incas stop? They said: We are walking too fast, and the soul has not kept up. The woman said, we have to wait for the sesame mung beans in life.
Like this narrative, all people in the world who want to escape from busy work and struggle hard, and want to be lazy will like this narrative.
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