It's rare to watch the same movie in two days. It's crazy to copy N pieces of the 4 minutes and 15 seconds of music in the player in a loop. This movie is called "Everything About Lily Chow" and the song is called "Ballet Pose" by Debussy. Interlude in the film. My eyes are full of dazzling light, and in the waterfall-like music, the light-filled picture in the film flashes back. The green light of the headlights of a teenager traveling at night in the dark. When the boys were violent, the pale light of the car lights shone on the cold-faced faces. The sunset glow of Tsuda's kite flying heralded the end of a short life. The unreal blue sky of the teacher, Yuichi and Ting Lili Zhou Shimi and the white clouds floating in the chimney showed off under the sun. Hoshino was up and down in the waves of Okinawa, shimmering. Kuno plays "Ballet Pose" in the music classroom. The sun covers the whole picture, and the girl is looming like smoke. So was the atrocities in the warehouse; the beautiful things were destroyed one by one in the dreamlike sunlight. Light. The best thing in the universe. The sky, the ether. Without light, the empty world is full of darkness and silence. All of us are carried out under the shining of light, the survival and destruction of youth and death, sentimental and rational ideals and realistic hopes and disillusionment of everything one by one, God said; if there is light, there will be light.
My camera is like my hungry eyes, looking for light and details. Looking for my fading youth and passion. I love light just like my thoughts; live happily in the moment in the light from heaven. In the baptism of light, it turns into a colorful circle and bathes in the halo of fascinating eyes. Monet painted the grass and water lilies in the light over and over again. Did he also think that the experience of life is the experience of light? Debussy's piano keyboard is flowing like mercury. Is it also lost in the bright sunshine of France? In Iwai's eyes, are they full of the cruel red light of ether and the ideal blue light?
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