1 After reading, the first impression is that this is an idealized practice of ideal life, because it has realized the pastoral life and found economic support for sustainable development. The couple’s farm diary is more like a fairy tale, or a fairy tale in a documentary. The film focuses on the wonderful ecological relationship, and the impression is very relaxed, but for a 1200 acre farm, the capital chain, product sales, and profit methods And so on trivial operations, they only showed good results, there is no process, it seems to be an experimental propaganda in a vacuum environment, but the reality is not a vacuum, farm operation is a more difficult problem.
2 In order to improve the barren and dry land, the owner of the farm introduced earthworms, cover vegetation, etc. The land has become fertile in the constant "artificial feeding", which reminds me of the documentary "Traveling to the Edge of the Universe" about life on earth From the point of view of the origin, the gravity of the earth attracts comets with water, minerals and other different substances to come to the ground, providing the necessary organic matter and environment for the origin of life. The protagonist of the film is like the gravity of the earth, introducing a variety of organic matter and life nutrients into the farm, and the animals and plants thrive and form a complex symbiotic relationship with each other. But man is not the creator of the world in this ecosystem, man is just an existence that initiates and intervenes, and some of the beauty is the natural wisdom of nature.
The overall rhythm and editing of the 3 films are very good. I admire the hero's excellent control over the narrative. At the end, I noticed that the screenwriter turned out to be Mark Ramon.
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