I originally liked Ryazanov’s film, a love story performed by a woman in her 40s and a man in her 40s. It is 3 hours long. There are no handsome men or beauties, no twists and turns, but it makes you feel so good-looking. . Why!
Movies nowadays are generally not shot like that. Large sections of street scenes reflect the snow piled up on the street, the red fruits just emerging from the treetops, the traffic and crowds on the street, and the young snowball fights. People, no protagonist appears, only a song, or a piece of music. The music flows so casually following the camera, arousing a kind of warm love in people's hearts for the ordinary life around them.
It seems that there is a section in the film where the male protagonist secretly sends a bouquet of flowers to the female protagonist, and then refuses to admit it. After the heroine threw the flower on him angrily, he ran away and hurriedly closed the door of the director's office, but seemed unwilling to reopen it and clamped the bunch of bright red flowers on the door.
The bright red flower caught on the door, although just a bunch of ordinary carnations, was so red that it made people throbbing! The music that followed makes people feel a warm current, as if they saw the first small flower blooming on a branch after a cold winter. It's still an ordinary day, but because of the growth of love, everything has become different.
The same goes for the music in the film, with an unchanging but a bit playful rhythm, like the busyness of our lives. However, the occasional variation on the melody is very refreshing. Both male and female voices are natural and steady voices, and they are all sings lightly. In the calm and subtle, revealing mature and affectionate. Listening to these music, you will feel that the trivialities in life are flashing with dazzling luster like gold in the sand.
It turns out that real masters and real good works are not hoarse, they always contain something, just like real life. Whether it is love, passion, or beauty, all are hidden in plainness and simplicity.
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